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State Affairs committee introduces multiple requests and motions; most moved by voice vote

2821819 · March 4, 2025
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Summary

During the session the committee introduced several request statutes (RS) and moved multiple items to be drafted or referred; most motions were carried by voice vote.

The House State Affairs Committee moved to introduce multiple request statutes (RS) and related items during the session. Several motions to introduce RS measures were made and carried by voice vote.

Key motions recorded in the transcript included:

- Introduction of RS32539 (Representative Barbara Ehart): motion moved by Representative Mike Scott and carried by voice vote; RS32539 concerns conflict-of-interest language for certain local officials (details recorded elsewhere in the record).

- Introduction of RS 3,2507-6 (as read in the transcript): motion moved by Representative Mickelson and carried by voice vote; transcript provides motion language but limited policy detail was recorded during the motion.

- Introduction of RS32587: motion moved by Representative Mike Scott and carried by voice vote.

- Introduction of RS32579: motion moved by Representative Hostetler and carried by voice vote; the transcript records Representative Achilles and Representative Green asked to be recorded as voting no on a later RS motion (see individual items), but most introductions carried without roll-call.

Where the transcript lists the RS identifier but provides no substantive policy text at the time of introduction, the committee recorded the motion and carried it and the RS will be prepared for subsequent review and assignment to committees as appropriate.