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Votes at a glance: key Senate bills handled by the House
Summary
The House handled several Senate bills during the floor session. This roundup lists final passage or procedural outcomes recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.
The following is a summary of Senate bills addressed during the Indiana House floor session excerpted in the transcript. Where a numeric roll call was stated in the transcript, it is included; where not provided, the entry notes that the tally was not specified.
Senate Bill 141 (criminal law procedures — lineups and photo arrays, including artificial-intelligence/facial recognition limits): Passed on final passage with a recorded vote of 92 ayes, 0 noes.
Senate Bill 280 (natural and cultural resources; changes to deer-hunting rules including equipment restrictions and a bar on DNR rulemaking on calibers): Passed on final passage with a recorded vote of 92 ayes, 0 noes.
Senate Bill 281 (criminal law procedures; expungement language discussed in committee and on the floor; debate focused on whether official-misconduct convictions remain non-expungable for elected officials): Passed on final passage; numeric roll-call not clearly specified in the provided excerpt.
Senate Bill 520 ("Columbarium" bill concerning veterans and perpetuation-fund mechanics): Passed on final passage; transcript reports the compromise to waive the initial perpetuation deposit and instead require 10% of each niche sale to go into the Columbarium Fund. Numeric roll-call not specified in the excerpt.
Senate Bill 3 (insurance-related amendments): Considered on second reading. A floor amendment to restore fiduciary duties to beneficiaries was defeated (29 ayes, 60 noes); the underlying bill remained eligible for further action.
Senate Bill 326 (criminal law procedures): A floor amendment to add enforcement barring government funding of obscene performances was adopted (transcript records the amendment as passing; numeric roll-call not provided in the excerpt).
Other committee-reported bills were called en masse for committee-report adoption and recommittal; the transcript excerpt lists multiple Senate bill numbers in the chair's en masse reading but does not include final outcomes or roll-call tallies for each within the provided excerpt.
