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Introducer asks revenue committee to take no action on LB699
Summary
Senator Paul Strommen opened a public hearing on LB699 and told the Revenue Committee that the bill “is no longer necessary” and he requested the committee take no action. The committee received no proponent, opponent, or neutral testimony and closed the hearing.
Vice Chairman Mike Jacobson presided over the Revenue Committee hearing where Senator Paul Strommen introduced LB699 and asked the panel to take no action. "LB 699 is no longer necessary," Senator Paul Strommen told the committee, adding, "I request the committee take no action."
The committee followed its usual hearing order — the introducer's opening statement followed by proponents, opponents and neutral testifiers — and Jacobson announced there were no proponent, opponent, or neutral speakers who wished to testify on LB699. The chair closed the hearing and recorded that two proponent testifiers had been listed for the record earlier but no in‑person proponents or opponents appeared during the floor hearing.
Because the introducer requested no action, the committee did not move the bill forward or take a vote during the session. No amendments or additional directions to staff were made on the floor during the hearing.
