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Sponsor clarifies HB2364 would prefer return of state ID but excludes some convictions
Summary
Representative Hill presented HB2364 as a Sarastid Act technical clarification about returning state-issued identification for certain convictions.
Representative Hill presented House Bill 2,364 as part of the continuing work on restorative workforce policy and as a technical provision of the Sarastid Act.
Hill said the bill clarifies which state-issued identification should be returned to people with convictions: for someone who already has a state driver's license, the preference would be to return that license unless the conviction “had something to do with, like such as vehicular manslaughter, etcetera.” Hill moved the bill for adoption and yielded for questions; no debate followed and the committee reported the bill as do pass with 10-0 recorded.
Why it matters: The sponsor described HB2364 as a limited clarification within an existing restorative-workforce framework tied to the Sarastid Act. The change would affect how agencies treat state-issued identification after certain convictions, but the bill text would control the scope and exceptions.
Committee procedure: After the sponsor moved adoption and invited questions, the chair opened the vote; roll-call support and the chair’s report recorded the bill as due pass with the committee tally recorded in the transcript as 10-0.
Next steps: The bill, having been reported do pass from committee, will be scheduled for consideration by the full House.
