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Committee advances bill barring regulation of homeschool programs to full Senate
Summary
House Bill 2674, which would prohibit regulation of homeschool programs, was reported favorably out of the Senate Committee on Education K-16 after a committee vote that recorded six ayes and two nays.
House Bill 2674, which the chair described as relating to prohibiting the regulation of homeschool programs, was reported favorably to the full Senate by the Senate Committee on Education K-16 on Jan. 20.
Senator King moved that House Bill 2674 be reported to the full Senate with a recommendation that it do pass and be printed. The clerk called the roll and the committee recorded six ayes and two nays. The chair announced the bill would be reported favorably to the full Senate and would not be placed on the local noncontested calendar.
The transcript records the procedural motion and vote; it does not include committee debate, amendments, or statements from witnesses on the merits of the bill. The committee's action was a formal reporting to advance House Bill 2674 to the Senate floor for further consideration.
