Population Health Subcommittee lists three bills; two taken off notice

The Population Health Subcommittee met Feb. 25, 2025, with seven members present, and the clerk listed three House bills on the agenda, saying two were "taken off notice" and one "has been rode, 1 week," the clerk said.

The meeting opened with roll call and a quorum, then proceeded directly to the agenda. The clerk identified agenda item 1 as House Bill 1156 by Rep. Lynn and stated that it "has been rode, 1 week." The clerk identified agenda item 2 as House Bill 26 by Rep. Bullsoe and said it had been "taken off notice." The clerk identified agenda item 3 as House Bill 1375 by Chairman Clemons and said it had been "taken off notice."

There is no substantive discussion of any bill in the recorded segments provided. After listing the items and their statuses the chair sign-in was awaited briefly and the meeting moved toward adjournment. No motions, votes, amendments, committee directions, or staff presentations on the bills appear in the supplied transcript excerpts.

Because the clerk used the terms "taken off notice" and the phrase "has been rode, 1 week," the transcript records the committee's procedural statuses but does not specify further scheduling, referral, or the reason for the changes in status. The clerk and the chair were the only speakers captured in the provided segments; no sponsor statements or committee debate were recorded.

The transcript does not record any formal action (motion or vote) on the bills during the segments provided. Further committee records or subsequent meeting minutes would be needed to determine whether the bills were continued formally, withdrawn, rescheduled, or otherwise acted on.