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Committee votes "ought not to pass" on LD 1199, moves work session
Summary
The Health and Human Services Committee moved into work session and voted "ought not to pass" on LD 1199, a resolve about a Medicaid training program for youth camps. The vote was taken during committee action at the March hearing; the record shows the committee moved into work session and recorded an "ought not to pass" recommendation.
The Joint Standing Committee on Health and Human Services moved into work session on LD 1199 during Thursday's meeting and recorded a recommendation of "ought not to pass." The measure, briefly presented and accompanied by a sponsor letter from Senator Stacy Brenner, would have required development of a Medicaid and Mainecare training program for youth camps.
What the transcript records Committee members approved a motion to move the bill to work session, then recorded an "ought not to pass" recommendation on LD 1199. The committee minutes and video reflect a committee voice vote; the transcript record does not include a roll‑call tally or names of individual votes.
Next steps Pursuant to committee practice, the committee will include LD 1199 in its work session materials. The committee may revisit the bill or include it in a broader work package if further information or amended language is proposed.
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