Representative raises procedural objection as House swiftly passes HB 2054; members split on process
Representative Collin objected on the floor that House Bill 2,054 appeared for final reading without prior placement on a floor calendar, prompting protests and explanations from members; despite objections, the bill passed 39-16.
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Representative Collin raised a point of order on final reading of House Bill 2,054, saying she did not see the bill on any floor calendars received for floor action and that colleagues had not seen it either. "I believe that bills are required to be, put on a floor calendar the day before they're voted," Collin said, arguing members lacked sufficient notice.
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