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Committee votes two measures during executive session; both advance
Summary
The Missouri House Committee on Higher Education and Workforce Development voted to give "do pass" recommendations to House Bill 1272 and House Concurrent Resolution 6 during an executive session; both measures advanced out of committee with unanimous recorded tallies.
The House Committee on Higher Education and Workforce Development voted in executive session to advance two measures: House Bill 1272 and House Concurrent Resolution 6.
Chairman Brown moved that House Bill 1272 be voted "do pass." The committee recorded 12 yeas and 0 nays, and the committee clerk announced the bill as voted "do pass." Chairman Brown then moved that House Concurrent Resolution 6 be voted "do pass." After a roll call, the clerk announced a final tally of 13 yeas and 0 nays and declared the resolution voted "do pass."
Both measures were taken in executive session; no public testimony was recorded. The transcript identifies the motions as originating from Chairman Brown and shows unanimous support on the committee floor for both items.
The committee returned to its public hearing agenda after concluding the executive session.
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