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Appropriations Committee unanimously advances package of four bills to House floor
Summary
The House Appropriations Committee unanimously voted to advance a package of four bills—HB1088, HB1250, HB1326 and HB1511—to the full House. Committee staff summarized each bill’s purpose before the committee voted with no recorded opposition.
The House Appropriations Committee voted unanimously to advance a package of four bills—HB1088, HB1250, HB1326 and HB1511—to the full House.
Committee staff described the bills before the vote. According to the committee executive director, House Bill 1088 would amend the insurance company law to require health insurance policies to cover blood pressure monitors for each pregnancy. House Bill 1250 would amend the Manufactured Home Community Rights Act to provide protections for residents of manufactured home communities. House Bill 1326 would amend the public school code to allow school districts to utilize technology to compute distances for reporting purposes. The executive director described House Bill 1511 as establishing a measure related to “violent incident clearance and Technology Investigative Methods” (transcript phrasing).
The chairman called the four bills as a package and asked for discussion; none was offered. The chairman then noted, “There are no negative votes,” and the committee recorded the package as passed and referred the bills to the floor of the House.
No formal amendments or roll-call vote tallies were recorded in the transcript for the package; the record shows the package passed by unanimous committee consent.
