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Appropriations Committee advances HB1428 and HB1460 after party-line committee vote
Summary
The House Appropriations Committee advanced two bills—HB1428 and HB1460—to the House floor after committee members voted along party lines, with Republicans opposed and Democrats in favor, according to the committee record.
The House Appropriations Committee advanced House Bill 1428 and House Bill 1460 to the full House after a party-line committee vote.
The committee executive director summarized the two bills. House Bill 1428 was described as relating to membership and eligibility in the public school employees retirement system. House Bill 1460 was described as establishing the Health System Protection Act and imposing oversight responsibilities on the attorney general for for‑profit and private‑equity transactions in health care facilities.
The chairman called the two bills as a package and asked for discussion; none was offered. The chairman stated, “All Republicans will be negative on those 2 bills. All the Democrats will vote on the affirmative,” and then announced that the ayes had it. The transcript records that HB1428 and HB1460 passed the committee and were referred back to the House floor.
The transcript does not record a roll-call tally by name or counts for the vote, only the chairman’s summary that the vote divided along party lines and that the measures passed the committee.
