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Senate State Administration committee quickly concurs with four election, retirement and administrative bills
Summary
In executive action the Senate State Administration Committee concurred with four bills — House Bills 193, 67, 248 and 293 — advancing each to the full Senate. Three passed by voice vote as described in committee; one drew a recorded no vote.
The Montana Senate State Administration Committee on the afternoon of the 20th took executive action and concurred in four House bills that the committee described as procedural or clarifying in nature.
Committee members voted to concur in House Bill 193, House Bill 67, House Bill 248 and House Bill 293. Committee staff provided brief summaries before voice or roll-call votes. Three bills passed by unanimous voice vote; House Bill 293 passed on roll call with one recorded “no.”
House Bill 193 was moved for concurrence by the vice chair and passed unanimously by voice vote after committee members described it as straightforward. No amendments were offered in committee. Committee staff recorded that there were no substantive discussion points that changed the bill text before the vote.
House Bill 67, described…
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