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Committee action: quick summary of bills passed or advanced

2703148 · March 19, 2025
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Summary

The House agriculture committee approved or moved forward multiple department and technical-correction bills and several agency bills in a single session; the list below records motions and committee outcomes as stated on the record.

The House Committee on Agriculture, Forestry & Economic Development took action on a series of bills with limited debate. Committee minutes and on-the-record motions follow.

Votes at a glance (committee action recorded on the transcript):

- SB 327: Motion to do pass; committee voice vote in favor; outcome — passed. - SB 218: Motion to do pass (amends SBIR matching grant program lifetime award cap); outcome — passed. - SB 378: Motion to do pass (repeal of an unneeded report); outcome — passed. - SB 388: Motion to do pass (repeal of another obsolete report); outcome — passed. - SB 275: Motion to do pass (enables LPGB to adopt NFPA 58 by rule); outcome — passed. - HB 15 62: Motion to do pass (changes service method for terminating oral farmland leases); outcome — passed. - HB 17 41, HB 17 42, HB 17 43, HB 17 44: Department technical-correction bills; motions to do pass; outcomes — passed. - HB 17 72: Cleaned-up version of prior bill; motion to do pass; outcome — passed. - SB 280: Motion to do pass (agency technical fix); outcome — passed. - SB 368: Motion to do pass (alters Natural Resources Committee membership); outcome — passed.

Most of these bills were handled by the sponsor offering a brief explanation, a motion to pass, and a committee voice vote recorded as "aye" with no roll-call tally provided in the transcript.

For several items (noted above in individual articles), fuller discussion occurred and is reported separately.