Committee roll-call actions: substitutes and 'do pass' votes recorded (all unanimous in transcript)

The committee recorded roll-call outcomes on several committee substitutes and bills during its executive session. The transcript records the following outcomes (counts as announced by the clerk):

- House Committee substitute for House Bill 390 — voted "due pass" by your vote of 13 ayes and 0 nos. - House Committee substitute for Senate Bill 7 — voted "due pass" by your vote of 13 ayes and 0 nos. - House Committee substitute for House Bill 710 — voted "due pass" by your vote of 13 ayes and 0 nos. - House Bill 1036 — voted "due pass" by your vote of 13 ayes and 0 nos. - House Committee substitute for House Bill 1213 — voted "due pass" by your vote of 14 ayes and 0 nos. - House Committee substitute for House Bill 609 — voted "due pass" by your vote of 14 ayes and 0 nos. - House Committee substitute for House Bills 511 and 1335 (omnibus substitute) — voted "due pass" by your vote of 14 ayes and 0 nos.

These outcomes were announced by the committee clerk during the meeting; the transcript shows the roll-call names being read and the clerk announcing the tallies. The transcript does not include full bill texts or subsequent floor actions; any further legislative steps (floor calendars, amendments) are not recorded in this hearing transcript.

Why it matters: The committee’s unanimous "do pass" votes for the listed substitutes move those measures from committee toward floor consideration (subject to further House procedures). Reported tallies in the hearing transcript are the official record of the committee vote taken that day.

Notes: The committee also adopted multiple committee substitutes and amendments during executive session (including routine adoption of amendments rolled into substitutes) prior to each roll-call; text details of substitutes and amendments are in the committee packet and not reproduced in the hearing transcript.