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Motion to withdraw House Bill 24 32 from committee fails on House floor
Summary
A motion to withdraw House Bill 24 32 from the Committee on Housing and Homelessness failed when it did not receive the required majority; brief recorded votes show several members voting in favor, but the motion was declared failed.
A motion to withdraw House Bill 24 32 from the Committee on Housing and Homelessness was considered on the House floor and failed to achieve the required majority.
Representative Yonker moved that House Bill 24 32 be withdrawn from the Committee on Housing and Homelessness. Under House Rule 9.3 the clerk read the bill title and summary on the floor. The bill as read was described as relating to regulation of public property with respect to persons experiencing homelessness and repealing a statute enacted by House Bill 3115 (2021) that established “objective reasonableness” as a statewide standard for city and county laws regulating the use of public property with respect to persons experiencing homelessness.
The motion to withdraw is not debatable under House rules. The clerk opened the voting system; several members’ votes were recorded in the transcript excerpt (Representative Greg Smith voted aye; Juncker voted aye; Bossert Davis voted yes; Elmer and Anderson voted aye), but the presiding officer announced the motion “having not received the required majority, is declared failed.”
The transcript records the bill title, the motion, and the outcome; it does not record a full roll-call tally of the final result in the provided excerpt.
