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Committee reports 10 House bills to Judiciary for first reading
Summary
The committee voted by voice to report 10 House bills for a first reading without recommendation and re-referred each to the Committee on the Judiciary; the meeting also approved previous minutes and adjourned.
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The committee voted to report a slate of House bills to the Committee on the Judiciary for a first reading without recommendation and re-referred each bill to that committee, the panel announced during its meeting.
The action was procedural: committee members approved motions to report committee substitutes and engrossed bills for first reading and to re-refer them to the Committee on the Judiciary. The votes were taken by voice; the chair declared the ayes carried in each instance.
House Bill 2054 was reported as an engrossed/gross committee substitute to be read a first time without recommendation and re-referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. Similar motions were made and approved for House Bill 2451, House Bill 2511, House Bill 2802, House Bill 2961, House Bill 3016, House Bill 3336, House Bill 3338, House Bill 3434 and House Bill 3503. The meeting record shows the motions were made by the committee chair (or recognized mover) and disposed by voice vote; no roll-call tallies or debate on the content of individual bills appears in the transcript excerpt.
Separately, the committee approved the minutes from the prior meeting by voice vote before taking up the motions to report bills. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, which was approved by voice vote.
Because the transcript records only the procedural reporting and referral, the article does not describe the content of the bills or committee findings; each bill was characterized in the meeting only by its bill number and the procedural instruction to read it a first time without recommendation and to re-refer it to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Votes at a glance
- House Bill 2054 — Motion to report engrossed/gross committee substitute and read a first time without recommendation; re-referred to the Committee on the Judiciary; approved by voice vote. - House Bill 2451 — Motion to report engrossed committee substitute and read a first time without recommendation; re-referred to the Committee on the Judiciary; approved by voice vote. - House Bill 2511 — Motion to report engrossed House Bill and read a first time without recommendation; re-referred to the Committee on the Judiciary; approved by voice vote. - House Bill 2802 — Motion to report engrossed House Bill and read a first time without recommendation; re-referred to the Committee on the Judiciary; approved by voice vote. - House Bill 2961 — Motion to report gross committee substitute and read a first time with recommendation; re-referred to the Committee on the Judiciary; approved by voice vote. - House Bill 3016 — Motion to report engrossed committee substitute and read a first time without recommendation; re-referred to the Committee on the Judiciary; approved by voice vote. - House Bill 3336 — Motion to report engrossed committee substitute and read a first time without recommendation; re-referred to the Committee on the Judiciary; approved by voice vote. - House Bill 3338 — Motion to report engrossed committee substitute and read a first time with recommendation; re-referred to the Committee on the Judiciary; approved by voice vote. - House Bill 3434 — Motion to report engrossed House Bill and read a first time without recommendation; re-referred to the Committee on the Judiciary; approved by voice vote. - House Bill 3503 — Motion to report engrossed House Bill and read a first time without recommendation; re-referred to the Committee on the Judiciary; approved by voice vote.
Meeting notes
- Minutes from the previous meeting were moved and approved by voice vote. - The motions to report bills were presented individually by the chair (or recognized mover) and approved by voice vote; the transcript records no substantive debate on the bills themselves in the excerpt provided. - The committee adjourned following approval of the motions.
