Senate Concurrent Resolution 1 reported out of State Affairs Committee without objection

04/01/2025 03:30 PM House STATE AFFAIRS · April 1, 2025

Summary

Committee moved and approved a motion to report Senate Concurrent Resolution 1 out of the joint House and Senate State Affairs Committee with individual recommendations and an attached zero fiscal note.

ANCHORAGE — On April 1 at the joint House and Senate State Affairs Committee meeting, Senator Wilikowski moved to report Senate Concurrent Resolution 1 (work draft 34-LS-0177\A) out of committee with individual recommendations and an attached zero fiscal note. The chair asked for objections and, hearing none, the motion was approved to report the resolution from committee. The document was noted as to be signed at the end of the joint session.

The action was procedural: the committee reported the resolution out with recommendations and no fiscal note attached. Committee discussion before the motion was not recorded as substantive debate on the resolution itself; the motion carried by unanimous consent with no roll-call vote recorded in the transcript.

Motion: "I move SCR 1 work draft 34-LS-0177\A be reported out of committee with individual recommendations and attached 0 fiscal note." — Senator Wilikowski. Outcome: reported out of committee by unanimous consent; no formal roll-call recorded. The chair indicated the committee will sign the document at the end of the joint session.

No further committee action on SCR 1 was recorded at this hearing; the resolution will continue through regular legislative procedures after the committee report.

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