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Senate Finance and Claims committee passes student-data privacy bill on voice vote
Summary
Senate Bill 118, described as revising student data laws to enhance privacy, received a "do pass" motion in committee and was recorded as passed with proxies assumed yes; the committee record indicates the measure passed in executive action and will move forward.
Senate Bill 118, described in committee as legislation "generally revised student data laws to enhance privacy," was the subject of executive action in the Senate Finance and Claims Committee. A motion to "do pass" was made and the committee chair called for a voice vote. Committee record indicates the motion passed with "all proxies assumed to be yes," and the clerk announced that Senate Bill 118 "has been passed" by the committee and will proceed.
The executive-action entry on SB 118 in the hearing record was brief; the committee used unanimous proxies to move the bill forward and did not include detailed floor debate in the committee record excerpt. No proponents, opponents or informational witnesses were recorded in the audio excerpt of the executive action. The bill will proceed from committee to the Senate floor for further consideration.
