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Committee hears bill to improve communication between courts and bonding agents
Summary
A presenter said HB 222 would require principals and sureties to provide information to aid communications with courts; the measure was presented with no substantive questions in the excerpt.
A presenter told the committee House Bill 222 is intended to improve communication between courts and bonding agents by requiring each principal and surety to provide identifying information to aid court communications.
The presenter said the change was requested by courts to improve contact between agents and the judiciary. No substantive questions were recorded in the provided segment and the transcript later shows a set of bills, including HB 222, advanced under the committee’s modified open calendar.
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