Committee records concurrence on several Senate bills during executive action
Summary
In executive action the committee voice-voted concurrence or do-pass recommendations on multiple Senate bills: SB 87 received a voice vote to pass, SB 26 and SB 64 (as amended) were concurred in; carriers were assigned and proxies recorded.
The House Legislative Administration Committee completed executive action on multiple Senate measures and recorded voice votes and proxy votes on the record.
Votes at a glance:
- Senate Bill 87: Committee called for a do-pass motion and held a voice vote. The chair announced "the ayes have it." Proxies recorded on the floor include Representatives Regier (aye), Schubert (aye) and "Fucke" (aye) and Representatives Carlin, Romano and Tuss recorded aye by proxy. The committee then solicited a carrier for the bill and assigned it to Representative Edwards.
- Senate Bill 26: Committee voted by voice and concurred in the bill. Proxies recorded included Representatives Schubert, Falk and Regier voting aye; Representatives Carlin, Romano and Tuss voted aye by proxy. Representative Perry volunteered to carry the bill.
- Senate Bill 64: The committee first voted on an amendment (identified in transcript as amendment 1.2) and the amendment passed. On final action, Senate Bill 64 as amended was concurred in. Proxy votes recorded on the amendment and final concurrence included Representative Schubert (no on amendment by proxy), Representative Hubert (no on final concurrence by proxy), and multiple aye proxies (Carlin, Romano, Tas/ Tuss). A member accepted assignment to carry the bill.
Details and procedures: Motions were taken by committee members and calls for the question were followed by voice votes. Several members cast votes by proxy; the transcript records proxy votes by name for the official record. The committee also passed on consideration of Senate Bill 120 for the day and recessed for a lunch break before beginning executive action.
Ending: Executive action concluded after the concurrence votes and assignment of carriers; committee members recessed the hearing.
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