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Committee reports HB4115 and HB4116 out with recommendation, 15-0
Summary
The House Committee on Regulatory Reform voted unanimously to report two pawn-industry bills, House Bill 4115 and House Bill 4116, out of committee with recommendation. Both motions passed by voice/roll call with 15 yeas, 0 nays.
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The House Committee on Regulatory Reform voted to report House Bill 4115 and House Bill 4116 out of committee with recommendation, each by a 15-0 vote.
The committee first considered House Bill 4115. Representative Hoadley moved to report HB 4115 with recommendation; the clerk took the roll and the motion carried with 15 yeas, 0 nays. Representative Carter then moved to report House Bill 4116 with recommendation; the clerk took the roll and that motion also passed, 15 yeas, 0 nays.
Both bills were introduced previously by the committee chair and vice chair and are described in the meeting record as updates to the pawn industry; the transcript does not give further detail about the bills’ specific provisions during the recorded roll calls.
Votes at a glance
- HB 4115 — Motion to report with recommendation moved by Representative Hoadley; committee tally: 15 yeas, 0 nays; outcome: approved (motion prevails). - HB 4116 — Motion to report with recommendation moved by Representative Carter; committee tally: 15 yeas, 0 nays; outcome: approved (motion prevails).
Committee attendance and vote context
The clerk reported 15 members present at the time of the roll calls. The transcript records members answering “here” and “yes” during both roll calls; the roll-call tallies reported by the clerk were 15 yeas and 0 nays for each motion.
Next steps
The committee’s recommendation moves each bill to the next stage in the House process. The transcript does not record floor action, subsequent amendments, or final passage by the full House.
