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Votes at a glance: Committee concurs in three additional house bills; little discussion recorded
Summary
During the executive action session the Senate Business and Labor Committee concurred in House Bills 435, 794 and 735 by voice vote; the transcript records no substantive debate on these items and several were assigned floor carriers.
The Senate Business and Labor Committee took executive action and concurred in three additional House bills with little or no recorded debate.
House Bill 435, described in the motion as a measure related to professional-license discipline, was concurred in by voice vote. The transcript records the motion to concur, no discussion, and proxy ayes announced during the vote. A senator present volunteered to carry the bill to the full Senate floor.
House Bill 794, described in the session as a bill updating pharmacy laws, was concurred in by voice vote with no amendments and no discussion recorded in the transcript. A senator indicated they would carry the bill to the floor.
House Bill 735, described as a revision to alcohol-license laws, was moved and concurrence was approved by voice vote; the transcript records no further debate on the item in the provided excerpt.
All three bills were reported out of committee to the Senate floor for further action. The transcript records proxy ayes for at least Senator Ellsworth and additional proxy announcements consistent with routine committee practice; individual roll-call tallies were not provided in the excerpt for these actions.
Because the transcript excerpt contains abbreviated sponsor and name spellings for some items, the record shows the committee moved each bill by motion and proceeded by voice vote, reporting each bill to the full Senate for floor consideration.
