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House economic committee advances recreational-liability bill without recommendation
Summary
Chair Winn opened a work session on House Bill 3,140 on Monday, Feb. 24, and the House Committee on Economic Development and Small Business and Trade advanced the bill without recommendation to the House Committee on Judiciary and, by prior reference, to the Joint Committee on Ways and Means.
Chair Winn opened a work session on House Bill 3,140 on Monday, Feb. 24, and the committee moved the bill forward without recommendation to passage, referring it to the House Committee on Judiciary and then to the Joint Committee on Ways and Means by prior reference.
The referral motion was made on the record and the clerk called the roll. Representatives recorded as voting aye were Dobson, Bitely, Watanabe, Juncker, Vice Chair Diehl, Vice Chair Isidore and Chair Winn. Representative Osborne was recorded as excused. The motion passed and the committee closed the work session on HB 3,140.
Committee members discussed the measure briefly before the roll call; no amendments were adopted during the work session and the committee did not issue a recommendation. The committee’s action sends HB 3,140 to the Judiciary Committee for further consideration and, by prior reference, to the Joint Committee on Ways and Means for any revenue or budgetary review required before later floor action.
No formal evidentiary testimony or additional formal actions on the bill were taken at this meeting.
The bill’s next steps: review in House Judiciary followed by any referral to Ways and Means as noted in the committee motion that passed on Feb. 24.
