Rules Committee reports House Bill 1406, which would create a deed-fraud offense
Summary
At 11:25 a.m., the Rules Committee voted to report House Bill 1406 (printer's number 1609), described in the meeting as creating a criminal offense for deed fraud; the committee recorded 33 ayes and 0 nays.
The Rules Committee voted to report House Bill 1406, printer's number 1609, described during the meeting as creating a criminal offense for deed fraud. The committee convened at 11:25 a.m., established a quorum and moved directly to report the legislation.
Committee Chair Bradford moved to report two pieces of legislation, including House Bill 1406. An unidentified representative said, "Mister chair, it's my understanding, Republicans will be voting in the affirmative." The secretary then called the roll; the secretary recorded 33 ayes and 0 nays.
There was no further substantive discussion recorded on House Bill 1406 in the transcript. The committee adjourned after the roll call.
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