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House Insurance Committee favorably reports amended Senate Bill 100 after 10‑1 roll call
Summary
The House Insurance Committee voted 10–1 to favorably report amended Senate Bill 100 out of committee following a motion by Representative Peterson. The roll will remain open until noon; the committee concluded the bill's third hearing.
The House Insurance Committee on an unspecified date voted 10–1 to favorably report amended Senate Bill 100 after a motion from Representative Peterson and a roll call conducted by the clerk.
The vote came during the committee’s third hearing on the amended bill. After the clerk read the roll, Chair Lampton announced, “With 10 affirmative votes and 1 negative vote, amended Senate Bill 100 is favorably reported out of committee. We’re going to leave the roll open until noon today. This concludes the third hearing on amended Senate Bill 100.”
Representative Peterson moved “in favor of the report to amend the substitute, bill 100 and recommend this passage.” The clerk then called the roll and recorded the committee’s votes. Representative Cockley was excused. Chair Lampton said the roll would remain open until noon.
No floor debate on the substance of the bill was recorded in the transcript excerpt; the committee’s action recorded is the favorable report and the clerk’s roll call. The committee did not take any further votes or amendments on the record during the excerpt provided.
The committee then proceeded to other agenda business, beginning the first hearing on House Bill 220.
