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Judiciary committee reports bill 'ought to pass'; Senate suspends rules and refers measure to Ways and Means
Summary
The Committee on the Judiciary issued a report saying the accompanying bill (Senate No. 2522) ought to pass; the Senate suspended its rules and referred the matter to the Committee on Ways and Means for further review.
The Committee on the Judiciary reported that the accompanying bill ought to pass (Senate No. 2522). Following the report, the Senate suspended its rules and referred the matter to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The clerk read the committee’s report stating the Judiciary Committee’s recommendation that the bill ought to pass. A motion to suspend the rules was made on the floor and, after the suspension, a motion to refer the matter to the Committee on Ways and Means was made and the referral was ordered without recorded objection.
The transcript excerpt does not include the bill text or the subject matter of Senate No. 2522 beyond the committee’s recommendation. The referral to Ways and Means places the bill where fiscal, budgetary, or other crosscutting policy implications can be examined before it returns to the full Senate for further action.
