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Senate refuses to recede on GID bill and appoints conference committees for negotiation with Assembly
Summary
The Senate declined to recede from its actions on Assembly Bill 301 regarding general improvement districts and appointed conference committees to negotiate with the Assembly.
The Nevada Senate voted not to recede from its actions on Assembly Bill 301, a measure revising provisions relating to general improvement districts, after the Assembly refused to concur in a Senate amendment.
Senator Flores moved that “the senate do not recede from its actions on the assembly bill number 3 0 1.” The motion carried by voice vote. Following the vote, the presiding officer appointed senators Wynn, Cruz, Crawford and Steinbeck as the Senate’s conference committee on Senate Bill 15 and appointed senators Flores, Taylor and Steinbeck as the conference concerning Assembly Bill 301.
The transcript shows the Assembly declined to concur in the Senate’s amendment to AB 301 before the Senate’s decision not to recede; the Senate’s next step was to designate a conference committee to meet with Assembly conferees. The floor record does not include the text of the disputed amendment or the Assembly’s reasons for refusing to concur; the appointment of conference members was announced immediately after the motion.
