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House Rules committee advances six bills to the floor with 'due pass' recommendations
Summary
At its June 9 meeting the House Committee on Rules voted to move six measures to the House floor with due pass recommendations, covering agency repeals and transfers, campaign‑finance privacy, voter‑pamphlet rules, election posting deadlines, candidate materials, and a conflict‑of‑interest adjustment for local budgets.
The House Committee on Rules on June 9 voted to advance six bills to the House floor with due‑pass recommendations after brief work sessions and committee roll calls.
The committee advanced these measures (motion and outcome summarized from committee proceedings):
- Senate Bill 47: A measure described by staff as eliminating obsolete entities and transferring certain duties; the committee voted to move SB 47 to the floor with a due‑pass recommendation. Vice Chair Pham moved the bill; the roll call recorded affirmative votes and the motion passed. The chair indicated the bill would be carried on the floor by Vice Chair Pham.
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