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House Bill 1172 receives unanimous due-pass vote in executive session
Summary
The Committee on Pensions voted 12–0 in executive session to give House Bill 1172 a due-pass recommendation before returning to open session.
The Committee on Pensions voted in executive session to recommend House Bill 1172 be given a due-pass recommendation. Chairman Waller moved the bill into executive session and the clerk took a roll call; the committee recorded 12 yes votes and 0 no votes.
Why it matters: A due-pass recommendation from the committee advances the bill to the next stage of legislative consideration and signals committee-level approval.
The committee chair opened the executive session, moved that House Bill 1172 be voted due pass and, after asking for discussion and hearing none, instructed the clerk to take roll call. The roll call recorded “aye” votes from Chairman Waller and 11 other members, producing a tally of 12 yes and 0 no. The chair then announced, “We have 12 yes and 0 no’s, so that bill passes,” and the committee exited executive session to resume its public agenda.
No amendments or conditions to the recommendation were recorded in the transcript, and no formal floor votes beyond the committee roll call were recorded during this meeting.
The committee returned to open session for additional hearings scheduled later in the agenda.
