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Bills advanced: committee votes and consent placements from the Senate Appropriations hearing
Summary
The Senate Appropriations Committee recorded votes on a long series of bills during the hearing. The committee placed many bills on the consent calendar and recorded vote tallies where available; the list below compiles outcomes as recorded in the committee transcript.
The Senate Committee on Appropriations recorded final actions on many bills during the session. Most items were moved and placed on the consent calendar or passed by recorded roll call. Below are the bills called and the results as recorded in the committee transcript (motioners are the senators who moved each bill when stated):
- SB206 — moved in committee; recorded outcome: passes 6 to 1. - SB207 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes 7 to 0. - SB208 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes 5 to 2. - SB209 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously (7 ayes). - SB210 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes 6 to 1. - SB211 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes 6 to 1. - SB212 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes 6 to 1. - SB213 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes 6 to 1. - SB214 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes 6 to 1. - SB215 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB216 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB217 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB218 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB219 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB220 — placed on consent calendar (no roll-call recorded in excerpt). - SB221 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB222 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB223 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; recorded as placed on the consent calendar. - SB224 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB225 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; placed on the consent calendar (discussion noted but no recorded roll call in the excerpt). - SB226 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB227 — moved by Senator Kirk Meyer; placed on consent calendar by request. - SB228 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes 5 to 2. - SB229 — (see separate article): committee adopted amendment J001 and advanced the amended bill. (Detailed coverage above.) - SB230 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB231 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes 6 to 1. - SB232 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB233 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB234 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB235 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB236 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB237 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB238 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB239 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB240 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB241 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB242 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes 6 to 1. - SB243 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB244 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB245 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes 5 to 2. - SB246 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB247 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB248 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB249 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB250 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB251 — moved by Senator Bridges; amendment J001 adopted; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB252 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB253 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB254 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes 5 to 2. - SB255 — outcome recorded: passes 5 to 2. - SB256 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB257 — testimony and a public witness appeared; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB258 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; amendment L001 adopted; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB259 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB260 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB261 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome: committee objected to consent calendar; final outcome recorded: bill not placed on consent calendar (roll-call recorded later in transcript for some items). - SB262 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; amendment L001 adopted; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB263 — moved by Senator Bridges; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB264 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; amendment L001 adopted; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB266 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; amendment J001 adopted; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB267 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes unanimously. - SB268 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes 6 to 1. - SB269 — moved by Senator Kirkmeyer; outcome recorded: passes 6 to 1. - SB270 — moved by Senator Bridges; amendment J001 adopted; committee recorded a 4-to-3 result in the transcript; outcome recorded: passes 4 to 3.
Notes: The committee processed a large number of bills in a single hearing. Many items were placed on the consent calendar; where the transcript reported a numeric tally (for example “that bill passes 6 to 1” or “passes unanimously”), the figure above reflects the committee’s recorded result. For a number of bills the session recorded only the roll-call names or the placement on the consent calendar; those items are annotated accordingly. Detailed voting lines for every motion are preserved in the committee transcript.
Ending: The committee’s heavy use of the consent calendar expedited the committee’s workload but left multiple floor-level questions and several objections that will be resolved in subsequent floor consideration or in follow-up communications with JBC staff.
