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Hawaii Senate approves SB1465 SD1 on third reading, adopts committee reports
Summary
The Hawaii Senate passed SB1465 SD1 on third reading and adopted multiple standing committee reports during a brief floor session; the transcript records 22 ayes and three excused. Several committee reports were adopted on consent and a set of reports was set for one-day notice.
The Hawaii Senate approved SB1465 SD1 on third reading and adopted several standing committee reports during a floor session, with senators recorded as 22 present and three excused.
Senate President called the chamber to order and directed the clerk to call the roll. After roll call indicated 22 senators present and three excused, the Senate took up routine business, including adoption of standing committee reports and consent third readings.
Senator Wakai moved the adoption of standing committee reports numbered 675–678 and 689–698; the motion was seconded and carried. Separately, standing committee reports numbered 679–684 were ordered for one-day notice. The chamber proceeded with third reading on consent; Senate members voiced 22 ayes and SB1465 SD1 "passes third reading," according to the session record. The transcript does not include the bill text or debate on SB1465 SD1.
The clerk recorded that referrals and re-referrals would be made "in accordance with the supplement orders of the day that may be filed later today," indicating further routing of bills to committees or calendars. Other routine items included introductions of staff names to be entered into the Senate Journal.
Senators also made brief announcements: an in-capitol Lunar New Year celebration was scheduled in Room 309 at 1:00 p.m. for those who RSVP'd, and a leadership meeting was set to convene in Room 409 immediately after session. The Senate President told the chamber he would be absent the following day for a cataract procedure and expected to return the next week.
Senator Wakai moved that the Senate adjourn until 11:30 a.m. the following day; the motion was seconded and the Senate stood adjourned.
The transcript segments published for this article are procedural and do not include bill text, committee report content, or floor debate on the substance of SB1465 SD1. Details of SB1465 SD1's provisions and the contents of the listed standing committee reports were not specified in the provided transcript.
