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Committee actions and votes: roundup of final motions and committee outcomes recorded in hearing
Summary
During the session the committee recorded several formal committee actions: roll‑call and voice votes on a set of companion and agency bills. This roundup lists each bill mentioned in the transcript with the committee outcome as recorded there.
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The House Appropriations Committee concluded the day with a series of formal motions and recorded outcomes on a set of bills discussed in the transcript. The committee took recorded or voice action on the following measures during the hearing day covered here:
- House Bill 3 39 (middle school CTE funding, as amended): Passed out of committee (roll call recorded: 16 yes, 7 no). Sponsor: Representative Moskovich; amendment adopted to include sixth grade in grades receiving A&B funding.
- House Bill 4 (infrastructure/ARPA interest language, as amended twice): Passed out of committee (roll call recorded: 21 yes, 2 no). Multiple amendments were adopted that direct ARPA interest earnings and transfers to capital development and specific projects; committee debate included substitute attempts that were ruled out of order and sustainment of the chair’s ruling.
- House Bill 5 51 (workforce/other program, as amended): Passed out of committee (voice/roll call as recorded; committee action supported amendments to coordination language). Sponsor: Representative Castro; amendment replacing coordination language adopted.
- House Bill 8 32 (PTSD non‑medication therapy training grants): Passed out of committee by voice vote (unanimous among those present); sponsor: Representative Schellinger.
- House Bill 9 13 (section D companion bill, public safety items): Passed out of committee as amended by voice vote (unanimous among those present); sponsor: Representative Nave.
- House Bill 9 18 (Olmstead reporting, companion bill): Passed out of committee by voice vote (unanimous among those present); sponsor: Representative Gillette — hearing closed and sponsor indicated support; no roll‑call tally recorded for voice votes.
- House Bill 9 36 (policy companion discussed at length in committee): Sponsor reported certain amendments had passed earlier in full appropriations; no final committee roll call on the full companion bill is recorded in this transcript segment.
- House Bill 9 19 (Board of Investments fiduciary fund type): Hearing held and sponsor closed; no committee roll‑call vote recorded in this transcript.
Where the committee recorded roll‑call counts, the transcript captured the total yeas and nays and whether the chair’s rulings were sustained. Where voice votes were used the transcript recorded that the bill passed “unanimously by those present.” Several bills were acted on with amendments; the committee recorded that those amended bills passed to the House floor as reported above.
Ending: The committee adjourned after scheduling and process items for the following day. Committee staff and sponsors were asked to supply follow‑up fiscal and legal details for several of the items that received significant testimony.
