Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Foster Care Behavioral Health topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Assembly sends SB281 on foster care and behavioral-health programs to Senate after unanimous vote
Summary
The Nevada Assembly on June 2 approved Senate Bill 281, which revises provisions related to certain foster care and behavioral-health programs, adopting a committee amendment and passing the bill by a recorded unanimous vote of 42-0.
The Nevada Assembly voted unanimously on June 2 to approve Senate Bill 281, a measure described on the floor as revising provisions related to certain foster care and behavioral-health programs. The bill was ordered to the Senate after third reading and final passage.
Senate Bill 281 was introduced by Senator Wynne. The committee on ways and means proposed amendment number 9-70, which Assembly member Monroe Moreno moved to adopt on the floor; the Assembly recorded adoption of that amendment before final passage.
After the amendment was adopted and there were no further remarks, the chief clerk opened the roll for final passage. The clerk recorded 42 ayes and 0 nays; the bill was declared passed and ordered to the Senate.
The floor record on June 2 provides the bill title, amendment number and roll-call result but does not include the full text of the enacted language or further debate on implementation during that floor session. The Assembly followed standard procedure: adoption of the committee amendment, no additional amendments on the floor, and a recorded roll-call vote that cleared the bill to continue in the legislative process.
SB 281 will proceed to the Senate for any further action required by that chamber.
