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Assembly unanimously approves health and human services revisions in Senate Bill 494
Summary
Senate Bill 494, described on the floor as revisions relating to health and human services, passed the Nevada Assembly unanimously after Assemblymember Brown May moved and members adopted two amendments.
CARSON CITY, Nev. — The Nevada Assembly unanimously passed Senate Bill 494, a package of revisions related to health and human services, on third reading on May 30.
Assemblymember Brown May moved for the adoption of amendment 9-48 and later amendment 9-54; both amendments were adopted by voice vote. After the floor amendments were adopted and no further amendments were offered, the chief clerk recorded 42 ayes, 0 nays and the presiding officer declared the bill passed and ordered to the Senate.
Why it matters: The bill, as read on the floor, makes revisions affecting health and human services programs. The transcript shows floor amendments were adopted and the measure received unanimous support in the Assembly, indicating broad legislative agreement on these revisions at this stage.
Key details: The bill was read into the record as “revisions relating to health and human services” and cited as Section 1 through Section 372 (end of bill) in the reading. Assemblymember Brown May offered amendments 9-48 and 9-54 on the floor; both carried. The final roll call recorded 42 ayes and 0 nays.
Discussion versus action: The floor record contains motions to adopt the listed amendments and the unanimous final roll call. There is no extended floor debate recorded in the transcript excerpt provided.
Next steps / context: The bill was ordered to the Senate for further action. The transcript does not include the bill text or fiscal impacts; those details should be consulted in the official bill packet and fiscal note.
