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Committee reports bill to allow disposition of property in Upton; Senate orders bill to a reading
Summary
The Senate's Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight reported a bill "ought to pass" that would let the Legislature provide for disposition of certain property in the town of Upton; the Senate suspended rules and ordered the bill to a reading by voice vote.
The Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight reported that a petition accompanied by bills "settlement 2 1 3 5 of Ryan c Fatman and David k Marie," for the Legislature to provide for the disposition of certain property in the town of Upton, "ought to pass." The committee report was announced during the Senate session and placed the measure on the chamber's calendar.
The report matters because a committee recommendation that a bill "ought to pass" is a formal step that advances legislation toward…
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