Committee takes executive action: concurrence and amendment votes on several Senate bills

The committee moved into executive action and considered motions to concur on several Senate bills and an amendment to Senate Bill 101. Committee members debated an amendment to SB101 that would authorize certain law‑enforcement options to remove illegal occupants; members expressed differing views about whether the change risked criminalizing disputes and about the proper balance between law enforcement discretion and property-owner protections. The amendment passed on a roll-call vote (the transcript records the amendment passage) and the committee later concurred on SB101 with roll-call results reported as "motion passes with 13 4 and 7 against" in the transcript.

The committee also took concurrence votes — many by voice or by proxy — on a set of other Senate bills previously heard in committee. The transcript records concurrence votes (voice/proxy) for Senate Bill 109 (physical therapists as treating providers under workers’ compensation), Senate Bill 212 (computer/AI provisions), Senate Bill 241 (alcohol licensing clarification), Senate Bill 305 (funeral trust investments), and Senate Bill 338 (workers’ comp payment process), among others. For several of those bills the transcript shows the motion carried and notes which members voted by proxy; however, explicit roll-call tallies are not provided for most of the concurrence votes.

What passed (as recorded in this transcript): the committee approved the SB101 amendment, and the committee concurred on multiple Senate bills listed above. The transcript includes proxy vote declarations and several aye/no voice votes; detailed individual vote tallies are provided for the SB101 amendment and concurrence action noted in the record.