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Senate Judiciary Committee formally introduces six committee bills; roll call records ayes
Summary
The committee voted to introduce six Legislative Concept (LC) bills as committee measures; the motion passed with a recorded roll call and the measures were placed on the committee path for consideration.
At the start of the work session the committee voted to introduce six Legislative Concepts as committee bills.
Senator Thatcher moved "the introduction of LC 1687 (02/27/2025), LC 1690 (10/20/2024), LC 4049 (02/18/2025), LC 4287 (01/28/2025), LC 4357 (02/05/2025), and LC 4553 (01/23/2025) as committee bills." The motion was presented from the dais and the committee proceeded to a roll call vote.
The clerk called roll. Senators answered in the affirmative: "Senator Broadman? Aye. Senator Gilford Lewin? Aye. Senator Manning? [vote recorded as] Aye. Senator McLean? Aye. Vice Chair Thatcher? Aye. Chair Prozanski? Aye." The chair announced the motion carried and that the six LCs had been introduced as committee bills.
Why it matters: Introduction as committee bills is a procedural step that formally places measures on the committee docket for future work sessions, amendments and potential votes. The LC numbers and dates are now on record as committee‑sponsored measures.
What happens next: The committee will schedule the introduced committee bills for future work sessions and possible hearings according to committee procedure and sponsorship decisions.
