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Committee Concurred With House Amendment to Senate Bill 118
Summary
A Senate committee voted by voice to concur with a House amendment to Senate Bill 118 during the session; the amendment was agreed to by voice vote.
A Senate committee voted by voice to concur with a House amendment to Senate Bill 118, and the chair announced the amendment was concurred.
The committee chair asked for a motion to concur with the House amendment to Senate Bill 118. After a second, members voted by voice: "Aye," and the chair declared, "Ayes have it. Amendment is concurred." There was no recorded roll-call tally in the transcript.
The action taken was procedural: the committee agreed to accept a House amendment to the Senate bill. The transcript does not record additional debate, questions, or any substantive changes discussed in committee on the floor at that time.
The committee moved on to other agenda items after announcing the concurrence.
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