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Votes at a glance: Senate Human Services committee actions and referrals
Summary
Summary of the committee’s recorded formal actions on bills during the April 3 work session, including amendment adoptions and referrals to the floor or Ways and Means.
The Senate Committee on Human Services recorded several formal actions during its Thursday work session. This summary lists each bill that received a recorded committee motion or vote and the immediate outcome as announced in the meeting record.
- Senate Bill 1016: Dash 1 amendment adopted; committee moved bill to the Senate floor with a due-pass recommendation. Sponsor indicated intent to carry the bill.
- Senate Bill 1065: Dash 1 amendment adopted; committee moved the bill with a due-pass recommendation and requested referral to the Joint Committee on Ways and Means. (The meeting minutes recorded the amendment adoption and a subsequent motion to move the bill with a request for referral.)
- Senate Bill 1063: The committee moved Senate Bill 1063 with a due-pass recommendation and requested referral to the Joint Committee on Ways and Means. The measure directs the Department of Human Services to study options for establishing a grant program to provide resources, including relocation assistance, to parents of children who have been victims of abuse; the measure includes a reporting requirement and a sunset date.
- Senate Bill 130: The committee moved Senate Bill 130 with a due-pass recommendation and requested referral to the Joint Committee on Ways and Means by prior reference. SB 130 establishes a Task Force on the Recruitment and Retention of Case Managers and Adult Protective Services workers; it includes an appropriation (amount to be specified), reporting deadlines and a sunset date.
Several additional bills were discussed but carried over for later action (see separate articles). Where the committee adopted an amendment, staff described the amendment and the fiscal impact or lack of revenue impact; several items were carried to the next meeting (April 8) to await final amendments and fiscal analyses.
The committee’s roll-call record is included in the individual bill articles for those measures that received recorded votes.
