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Committee advances six bills with due‑pass recommendations; roll calls recorded
Summary
During executive session, the House Early Learning & Human Services Committee reported six bills out of committee with due‑pass recommendations. Several roll‑call tallies were recorded; details and member votes are listed below.
In executive session following public testimony, the House Early Learning & Human Services Committee moved six bills out of committee with due‑pass recommendations. Vice Chair Cortez moved the motions; the committee debated and then took recorded or voice votes on each item.
Votes at a glance
- Substitute Senate Bill 5030 — reported out with a due‑pass recommendation. Roll call recorded: 9 aye, 2 nay without recommendation. Ayes recorded: Representatives Bergquist, Cortez, Esselick, Birnbaum, Goodman, Hill, Ortiz Self, Penner, Taylor. Nays without recommendation: Representatives Burnett, Dent.
- Senate Bill 5032 — reported out with a due‑pass recommendation. Voice/expedited tally: 11 aye, 0 nay.
- Senate Bill 5199 — reported out with a due‑pass recommendation. Roll call recorded: 7 aye; 1 nay (do not pass); 3 nay without recommendation. Ayes recorded: Representatives Bergquist, Cortez, Birnbaum, Goodman, Hill, Ortiz Self, Taylor. Nay (do not pass): Representative Penner. Nays without recommendation: Representatives Esselick, Burnett, Dent.
- Substitute Senate Bill 5214 — reported out with a due‑pass recommendation. Voice/expedited tally: 11 aye, 0 nay.
- Substitute Senate Bill 5394 — reported out with a due‑pass recommendation. Voice/expedited tally: 11 aye, 0 nay.
- Substitute Senate Bill 5655 — reported out with a due‑pass recommendation. Voice/expedited tally: 11 aye, 0 nay.
Motions and roll calls
Committee records show that motions to report each bill out with a due‑pass recommendation were moved (Vice Chair Cortez) and seconded; some items were discussed briefly on policy merits (comments urging removal of barriers to education and support for nutrition and child‑care access were recorded during debate). Where the transcript recorded roll‑call votes, member votes were read into the record as shown above.
The committee clerk announced tallies immediately after each vote and recorded the bills as reported out accordingly.
