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Votes at a glance: Commerce Committee executive session advances HB 69 and HB 1414
Summary
In an executive session the Missouri House Commerce Committee voted to report House Bill 69 and House Bill 1414 "do pass" to the next stage: HB 69 passed with nine aye votes and one present; HB 1414 passed 7–3.
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During an executive session the Missouri House Commerce Committee recorded roll‑call votes on two bills and moved both to the next stage with committee recommendations.
House Bill 69: The clerk called the roll after a motion that "House Bill 69 be voted do pass." Chair Castile (listed on the record as chair) and nine members voted in favor with one member recorded as "present." The clerk summarized: "With 9 ayes, 1 present, House Bill 69 is voted do pass." The motion on the record was "I move House Bill 69 be voted do pass." No discussion in the transcript preceded the roll call.
House Bill 1414: The committee then considered House Bill 1414. The motion on the record was "I move that House Bill 1414 be voted do pass." Following the roll call the clerk announced: "With 7 yes and 3 no, House Bill 1414 is voted do pass." Committee members who recorded "no" on the roll call included Representative Butts, Representative Kimball and Representative Manser (per the clerk's roll‑call exchanges in the transcript); those recorded "yes" included Chair Castile, Vice Chair Wilson, Greg (recorded as "Greg" in the roll call), Representative Mayhew, Representative Miller, Representative Peters and Representative Sykes (as named in the clerk exchange). The clerk's announced tallies determine the committee recommendation.
What this means: a committee "do pass" recommendation sends the bills forward as committee‑recommended but does not itself enact the measures; any further floor action would follow the House's established rules.
Action items (transcript records): - Motion: "I move House Bill 69 be voted do pass." Outcome: committee recorded 9 ayes, 1 present; clerk announced "do pass." (Recorded roll‑call exchanges present in transcript.) - Motion: "I move that House Bill 1414 be voted do pass." Outcome: committee recorded 7 yes, 3 no; clerk announced "do pass." (Recorded roll‑call exchanges present in transcript.)
