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.

The Speaker Pro Tem asked for a citation to a rule; a brief exchange followed in which Collin insisted the practice was customary and complained that the bill "snuck its way onto the floor without being placed on a calendar" and that she had not had time to read it. "I have to vote no because of the way that this process has worked," Collin said.

The presiding officer responded that for final reading of bills there was no calendar requirement and asked for a rule citation; the transcript records a sharp floor exchange but no definitive ruling on a specific rule in the provided excerpt.

Despite the point of order and floor explanations, the House proceeded to a recorded vote and the clerk announced the result: House Bill 2,054 passed by a vote of 39 ayes and 16 nays. The clerk was instructed to record the action and convey the bill to the governor.

The transcript shows the procedural objection and floor explanations by at least one member, as well as the final vote and passage on the same day; it does not include any subsequent parliamentary review or appeal in the provided excerpt.