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Committee roll calls: four bills reported or passed to Senate floor during meeting
Summary
The committee took recorded procedural votes on multiple bills on the agenda, reporting several bills to the full Senate and recommending local/contested calendars where noted. The items below list motions, movers and the roll call outcomes captured in the hearing.
During the Natural Resources & Economic Development Committee meeting the clerk called roll and the committee recorded several formal actions on bills already in pending business. The committee recorded the following outcomes in roll calls called on the floor during the hearing.
Votes at a glance
- Senate Bill 2188 (Senator Hinojosa): Senator Hancock moved that SB 2188 be reported to the full Senate with a recommendation that it be passed and be printed. Roll call recorded 6 ayes and 1 nay; the bill was reported favorably to the full Senate.
- Senate Bill 2230 (Senator Hinojosa): Senator Hancock moved adoption of the committee substitute. No objection was raised and the committee substitute was adopted. Senator Hancock then moved that SB 2230 (with committee substitute adopted in lieu) be reported to the full Senate with a recommendation that it do not pass but that the committee substitute be printed. Roll call recorded 6 ayes and 1 nay; the bill (with substitute) was reported favorably to the full Senate.
- Senate Bill 879 (Senator Birdwell): Senator Birdwell moved that SB 879 be reported favorably to the Senate. Roll call recorded the bill passed; the committee recommended SB 879 for local and contested calendars.
- Senate Bill 1147 (Senator Birdwell): Senator Birdwell moved that SB 1147 be passed and printed. The roll call recorded 7 ayes and no nays and the committee recommended SB 1147 for the local contested calendar.
Each of the above roll‑call results was announced on the record during the meeting. The committee also announced other items would be left pending for further work; a number of bills heard in testimony were left pending with no committee vote recorded.
