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Committee on Business & Commerce reports a package of bills to the full Senate
Summary
The Senate Committee on Business & Commerce voted to report a series of bills favorably to the full Senate, primarily by voice or unanimous roll calls. Multiple committee substitutes were adopted and several bills were sent to local or local and uncontested calendars, with most roll-call tallies recorded as unanimous or near-unanimous.
The Senate Committee on Business & Commerce met in session and, by recorded roll calls and voice votes, reported a bundle of bills to the full Senate for further consideration.
The committee adopted committee substitutes and moved a number of bills out of committee with recorded votes. Senator Nichols made many of the motions to report bills; roll calls recorded in committee show a series of favorable recommendations, most recorded as 10 ayes and 0 nays. The clerk executed roll calls for each motion as required by committee rules.
Why it matters: committee reports send bills to the full Senate for debate and floor action. Several measures advanced by this committee affect regulatory, economic and infrastructure matters that can move rapidly once they reach the Senate calendar.
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