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Votes at a glance: Committee reports advance multiple Senate bills to third reading
Summary
During the April 1 floor session the Committee of the Whole and individual committees reported several Senate bills with do‑pass recommendations; some bills were amended, some retained on the calendar, and several were placed on third reading for further consideration by the full House.
The Arizona House received committee reports Wednesday advancing multiple Senate bills. Several committee recommendations were adopted by the House and a number of bills were placed on third reading; other bills were retained on the calendar, according to the clerk's report.
Key committee outcomes recorded in the session transcript include:
- "SB1001" — Committee of the Whole recommended do pass; bill placed on third reading (see separate coverage).
- "SB1048" — Government committee reported the bill do pass as amended; the committee amendment was adopted and the committee report was approved on the floor. (Transcript gives committee action; final third‑reading status: referenced as part of the committee of the whole report.)
- "SB1510" (also referenced as SB15 10/SB1510 in the transcript) — Regulatory Oversight committee recommended do pass; the transcript records committee recommendation and that the bill was placed on third reading.
- "SB1236/SB12 36" and "SB1494/SB14 94" — Committee reports noted adoption of floor amendments and committee amendments; the clerk's report indicates these bills were amended for engrossing (as amended). Specific amendment text is not recorded in the floor transcript excerpt.
- "SB1212, SB1237 (SB12 12, SB12 37)" — The transcript states these bills were retained on the calendar; no committee recommendation or floor action advancing them was recorded in the provided excerpt.
For many of the bills the transcript contains only committee recommendations and procedural placement. Where no additional detail or final vote appears in the provided record, the article marks that information as "not specified." Members did not provide fiscal notes or full amendment text on the floor in the excerpts provided.
Why this matters: Committee reports and placement on third reading are necessary procedural steps before a final floor vote. Observers and stakeholders often track which bills the House advances to third reading because that indicates near‑term opportunities for final action or amendment.
