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House committee reports out bill to revise State Commission for Human Rights
Summary
On Feb. 26 the Alaska House Labor and Commerce Committee voted without objection to report House Bill 23 (as amended) to the next stage with individual recommendations and fiscal notes; the committee record shows no amendments were filed by the set deadline and the committee noted a zero fiscal note.
The House Labor and Commerce Committee on Feb. 26 moved House Bill 23, concerning the State Commission for Human Rights, out of committee with recommendations.
A committee member moved to "report House Bill 23 ... backslash I, with individual recommendations and accompanying fiscal notes, as amended." There were no objections to the motion and the chair announced the bill was reported out of committee as amended with accompanying fiscal notes. Committee staff later clarified the fiscal note recorded on the motion was $0.
The committee had set an amendment deadline of 4 p.m. on Feb. 25 and reported that no amendments were filed by that deadline. Public testimony for HB 23 was opened and closed on the record at the Feb. 26 meeting with no members of the public testifying.
Because the transcript did not record a named mover for the motion, the motion is recorded in the committee minutes as moved and passed with no objection. The committee adjourned at 4:45 p.m.
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