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Insurance committee reports three bills to the floor in unanimous votes
Summary
The House Insurance Committee voted to report House Bills 4207, 4208 and 4179 with recommendation to the full House; roll-call votes recorded 10-0 in each case.
The House Insurance Committee reported three bills to the full House by roll-call vote at the close of its meeting. Committee members recorded unanimous yes tallies on motions to report House Bill 4207, House Bill 4208 and House Bill 4179, with each motion passing on a recorded vote of 10-0.
Representative Lightner moved to report House Bill 4207 with recommendation; the clerk conducted a roll-call vote and the motion prevailed, recorded as 10 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain. Representative Fitzgerald moved to report House Bill 4208 with recommendation; the motion carried on a roll-call vote recorded as 10-0. Representative Posthumus moved to report House Bill 4179 with recommendation; that motion also carried 10-0.
The committee read registration cards associated with the three bills showing Parker Fisher of the Department of Insurance and Financial Services as neutral and not wishing to speak for the package; other supporting registrations were noted in the record. After reporting the three bills, the committee moved to excuse absent members by motion of the minority vice chair and adjourned.
The committee record does not include debate on the merits of the three reported bills in the transcript excerpt provided; the meeting minutes or bill files should be consulted for bill text and legislative sponsors’ statements.
