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Committee votes 9-1 to report House Bill 993 as "due pass"
Summary
A special House committee voted in executive session to report House Bill 993 as "due pass," recording 9 ayes and 1 no. The tally was announced at the committee's public hearing that followed.
The Special Committee on Intergovernmental Affairs voted 9-1 in executive session to report House Bill 993 as "due pass." The committee chair announced the result publicly when the panel reconvened for the scheduled public hearing.
The committee moved into executive session and "moved that House Bill 993 be voted due pass," after which a roll call vote was taken. The chair announced: "By your vote, 9 ayes and 1 no, you have voted House Bill 993 is due pass." The transcript records multiple members answering "aye" during the roll call and one member recorded as voting "no." The committee then exited executive session to begin the public hearing agenda.
The vote was conducted and recorded during an executive session; the committee did not discuss details of the bill in open session immediately before announcing the tally. The transcript does not include the bill text or additional background information on the bill itself, and no committee report text or floor referral information was included in the hearing record provided.
The committee's public session proceeded with scheduled hearings after the announcement. No further committee action on House Bill 993 was included in the transcript excerpts provided.
