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Appropriations panel advances House Bill 350 on Uniform Heritage Act after party-line division
Summary
House Bill 350, which would establish the Uniform Heritage Act, was advanced out of the House Appropriations Committee after party-line disagreement over fiscal impact; Democrats voted in favor while Republicans recorded opposition.
House Bill 350, described in the committee overview as establishing the Uniform Heritage Act, was advanced out of the House Appropriations Committee and will be rereferred from the committee.
A Republican member told the committee, “On house bill 3 50, we do have some concerns with the fiscal impact,” and indicated all Republicans would vote in the negative. Committee announcements recorded that all Democrats voted in the affirmative, and the chair announced that, as the ayes had it, House Bill 350 would be rereferred from the committee.
The meeting record does not include a detailed fiscal note or the specific elements of the proposed Uniform Heritage Act that generated the fiscal concerns. No further committee directions or amendments were recorded on the bill during this meeting.
