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Executive action: committee tables two bills, advances licensing standardization and tables a federal banking resolution
Summary
During executive action the committee considered several bills. It failed a do-pass on HB374, then voted to table it; a motion to table HB390 passed 12–8; House Bill 435 passed as amended out of committee; Senate Joint Resolution 5 (Safer Banking Act concurrence) failed on a 10–10 tie and was tabled.
The House Business and Labor Committee moved into executive action and considered multiple items.
House Bill 374 (nonprofit gaming expansion): Vice Chair Seekins Crowe moved a do-pass motion on HB 374. The motion failed in roll-call voting and the chair recorded the motion as failing (the motion did not carry). The committee then voted to table HB 374.
House Bill 390 (right-to-repair for agricultural equipment): The committee debated liability and complexity of modern equipment; Representative Marshall offered a substitute motion to table the bill. A roll-call vote to table HB 390 passed 12–8. The bill was placed on the table.
House Bill 435 (professional licensing discipline standardization): The committee considered amendment 435.1.1, adopted the amendment, and then voted to pass HB 435 as amended by voice vote. The clerk noted the bill passed business and labor and will move to the floor.
Senate Joint Resolution 5 (Safer Banking Act concurrence): The committee took a roll-call vote on a motion to concur with SJ 5; the motion failed on a 10–10 tie and the committee subsequently voted to table the resolution.
No further executive actions were completed in the session and the committee ended executive action and adjourned.
