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Votes at a glance: Committee approves several measures in executive session
Summary
In executive session the Committee on Children and Families adopted substitutes and voted do-pass on several bills, including a substitute for House Bill 927 (15–0), House Bill 13 86 (16–0) and a combined substitute for House Bills 10 12 and 13 76 (16–0).
The House Committee on Children and Families took the following formal actions during its executive session:
• House Committee substitute for House Bill 927 — adopted and reported do pass. Committee recorded 15 ayes, 0 noes. The clerk read the roll and the chair announced the substitute as passed.
• House Bill 13 86 — reported do pass (recovery high school). The committee recorded a vote of 16 ayes, 0 noes.
• House Committee substitute for House Bills 10 12 and 13 76 — adopted and reported do pass. The committee recorded a vote of 16 ayes, 0 noes.
The roll-call sequences are recorded in the committee transcript and were read aloud during the executive session; the committee chair announced the outcomes after each roll call.
Complete committee roll-call results and the committee report will be included in the official minutes and referred to the next stage of legislative consideration.
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