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Committee adopts amendment and advances House Bill 2,081 to the floor
Summary
The committee adopted a dash-1 amendment to House Bill 2,081 and then moved the bill as amended to the floor with a due-pass recommendation and rescinded a subsequent referral to Ways and Means; committee roll-call votes were recorded for both actions.
The House Committee on Revenue met on April 24 and adopted the dash-1 amendment to House Bill 2,081, then voted to move the bill as amended to the House floor with a due-pass recommendation and to rescind a prior subsequent referral to Ways and Means.
Chris (committee staff) informed members that a dash-1 amendment was posted and that the paperwork showed no fiscal or revenue impact. Representative Rachel Walters moved adoption of the dash-1 amendment dated April 18, 2025, and Representative Reschke announced she planned to vote no on the amendment and possibly on the bill itself as amended.
A roll-call vote recorded the amendment adoption: Representative Hudson — Aye; Representative Levy — Excused; Representative Marsh — Aye; Representative Smith — Aye; Vice Chair Reschke — No; Vice Chair Walters — Aye. The chair announced the motion passed.
After adopting the amendment, Representative Walters moved to advance the bill as amended to the floor with a due-pass recommendation and to rescind the subsequent referral to Ways and Means. The committee conducted a roll-call vote on that motion. The transcript records the following votes during the second roll call: Representative Hudson — Aye; Representative Levy — Excused; Representative Marsh — Aye; Representative Smith — No; Vice Chair Reschke — No; Representative Walters — Aye; Chair Nathanson — Aye. The chair announced the motion passed. A member stated intent to file a potential minority report using a dash-2 amendment.
The committee asked the sponsor to assign a floor carrier within 24 hours. Chair Nathanson closed the work session on House Bill 2,081.
