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Committee report: quick outcomes on bills considered
Summary
Several bills received brief presentations and unanimous or near-unanimous committee recommendations; this roundup lists each bill, short description as presented, and the committee vote tally as recorded in the transcript.
The committee considered multiple bills with short presentations or policy recommendations and reported them to the next stage. Items and recorded outcomes below reflect the committee clerk's roll call recorded in the hearing transcript.
Votes at a glance:
- House Bill 16-30: Sponsor presented a proposed committee substitute; committee reported the bill as "do pass" with 8 yeas and 3 nays; clerk said it "will report your bill as do pass revenues needed." (vote: 8–3).
- House Bill 2,295: Sponsor presented; committee reported as do pass, 15 yeas, 0 nay (vote: 15–0).
- House Bill 12-70: Amend ABLE commission notification deadlines for applicants (author's summary); committee reported as do pass, 14 yeas, 0 nay (vote: 14–0).
- House Bill 19-33 (Maddox Baez Act): Sponsor described intent to restrict nitrous-oxide misuse; committee reported as do pass, 14 yeas, 0 nay (vote: 14–0).
- House Bill 13-88: Sponsor said the bill sets up a program to protect students from online harms; committee reported as do pass, 14 yeas, 0 nay (vote: 14–0).
- House Bill 2,298 (nurse practitioner bill / negotiated supervision language): Committee incorporated supervision provisions and reported as do pass, 13 yeas, 0 nay (vote: 13–0).
- House Bill 25-84 (physician assistant scope parity): Committee reported as do pass, 14 yeas, 0 nay (vote: 14–0).
- House Bill 28-04 (manufacturer registration clarification): Reported as do pass, 13 yeas, 0 nay (vote: 13–0).
- House Bill 16-88 (vital records scrivener corrections for birth/death certificates): Reported as do pass, 13 yeas, 0 nay (vote: 13–0).
Each of the above items was reported out of committee; some had more extended debate and are treated in separate articles.
