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House schedules several bills for consideration and orders them to third reading after suspending Rule 7A
Summary
The Steering, Policy and Scheduling Committee recommended multiple bills for House consideration — including bills on subprime loans, motor vehicle rules and councils on aging — and the House suspended Rule 7A and ordered the bills to a third reading by voice vote.
The House’s Steering, Policy and Scheduling Committee reported a slate of bills to be scheduled for consideration, and members voted to suspend Rule 7A and order the bills to third reading.
The committee recommended scheduling legislation including: an act to protect consumers by further defining subprime loans (House Bill 1110); an act to simplify registry of motor vehicles procedures for surviving spouses and next of kin (House Bill 3722); an act relative to motor vehicle distributors (House Bill 3791); an act banning the use of tinted license plate covers (House Bill 4029); an act relative to councils on aging (House Bill 4301); and two separate bills establishing sick leave banks for named employees — Paul Stavarski (House Bill 4426) and Ankitagajendra Patel, an employee of the Department of Correction (House Bill 4427).
Representative Garboli moved to suspend Rule 7A; the motion passed on a voice vote and the bills were ordered to third reading. The transcript shows no recorded roll-call votes or extended debate on the scheduling action in the provided excerpt.
