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Committee votes in executive session: substitutes adopted and bills recommended to fiscal/rules panels
Summary
During executive session the Labor & Commerce Committee adopted proposed substitutes and recommended three bills for further consideration: SB 5292 (PFML rate cap reinstated) to Ways & Means; SB 5206 (cannabis advertising/signs) to Ways & Means; SB 5600 (transportation network companies/large events) to Rules.
In executive session the Senate Labor & Commerce Committee took three formal actions and recommended them to other committees.
- Senate Bill 52 92 (proposed substitute B): Committee members adopted the proposed substitute and then moved that the substitute receive a "due pass" recommendation to the Ways & Means Committee. The committee recorded no roll-call tally in the transcript; the Chair announced the proposed substitute was adopted and that the bill passed "subject to signatures."
- Senate Bill 52 06 (cannabis advertising and trade name signage): The committee moved that the bill receive a due-pass recommendation to the Ways & Means Committee. Sponsors described the measure as giving local governments authority over trade-name signs and making other modest adjustments; the committee approved the recommendation and the Chair said the bill passed "subject to signatures."
- Senate Bill 56 00 (transportation network companies and large events): The committee adopted a proposed substitute (labeled C) that included changes to surge pricing rules and receipt disclosures, then voted to send the proposed substitute with a due-pass recommendation to the Rules Committee. The sponsor described the substitute as protecting drivers and informing customers about fare distributions during large events; the committee voted to advance the substitute as a "work in progress" and the Chair said it passed "subject to signatures."
The transcript does not include a roll-call vote record or named seconders for the motions; recorded outcomes were announced verbally as adopted and advanced to the specified committees for further action.
