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House committees report recommendations on multiple bills to the full House
Summary
Committee chairs reported committee recommendations for several bills and joint measures during the Montana House floor session; the clerk noted 99 members were present and one member was excused.
Committee chairs on the Montana House floor reported committee recommendations for multiple bills and joint measures, sending them forward for further action by the full House.
The Appropriations Committee recommended that Senate Bill 165 be concurred in and recommended that House Bill 168, House Bill 4803 and House Bill 515 ‘‘do pass as amended,’’ according to the committee report signed by Representative Lou Jones, chair of Appropriations. The Business and Labor Committee recommended that HJ 527 and HJ 28 do pass, signed by Representative Ed Buttry, chair of that committee. The Judiciary Committee reported that House Bill 366 do pass as amended and that Senate Bill 42 be concurred in as amended, signed by Representative Amy Regier, chair of Judiciary. The Legislative Administration Committee recommended that SJ 10 and SB 344 be concurred in, signed by Representative George Nicola Caco's, chair. The Taxation Committee recommended that House Bill 858 do pass, signed by Representative Paul Fielder, chair of Taxation.
These reports are committee recommendations to the full House; the transcript records the recommendations but does not show any final floor votes on these measures in the provided excerpt. The clerk also reported that 99 members were present and that Representative Gist was excused when the roll was taken, indicating a quorum for floor business.
No debate, amendment text, vote tallies or final floor outcomes for the listed measures are recorded in the provided transcript excerpt. The committee reports, as read into the record, will be entered into the House journal and referred to the House calendar or placed on the floor for consideration according to House procedure.
The session then proceeded to other orders of business after the committee reports were read.
