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Committee executive actions: SB200, HB201 (as amended) and SB366 advanced
Summary
In executive action the Senate State Administration Committee approved Senate Bill 200, passed an amendment and advanced House Bill 201 as amended, and advanced Senate Bill 366; recorded roll calls and proxy votes appear in the minutes.
The Senate State Administration Committee held executive action on several bills and recorded the following outcomes in the committee minutes:
- Senate Bill 200: The committee moved SB200 do pass. Committee discussion noted a typographical error (page 3, line 12) but members treated that as a technical fix; the committee approved SB200 unanimously by voice vote and recorded proxy ayes for some members.
- House Bill 201: The committee considered and adopted an amendment (listed as HB0201.001.002 in committee materials). Senator Ellis moved the amendment; the roll-call on the amendment recorded five ayes and four no votes. The committee then moved House Bill 201 do pass as amended and approved it by voice vote; proxy ayes for named senators were recorded in the executive-action notes. Committee discussion indicated the sponsor preferred no amendments but did not seek to table the bill; the sponsor may seek to remove the amendment when the bill returns to the House.
- Senate Bill 366: After a prior hearing and public testimony, the committee moved SB366 do pass; the measure was approved by voice vote and proxy ayes were noted for some senators in the minutes.
Ending: The committee scheduled additional work later in the week and noted further session scheduling; these committee-level approvals will be transmitted to the next chamber as required by the legislative calendar.
