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Committee adopts substitutes and issues due‑pass recommendations for multiple bills in executive session
Summary
In executive session Feb. 13 the Senate Business, Financial Services and Trade Committee adopted substitutes or amendments and issued due‑pass recommendations for multiple bills, sending measures on equine funding, subscription refunds, insurance statutes, fire‑loss reporting and horse‑racing oversight to the next stages of review.
During an executive session at the close of the Feb. 13 meeting, the Senate Business, Financial Services and Trade Committee took formal action on several bills. Committee staff briefed members on the bills before votes and the committee adopted substitutes or amendments and sent bills on to the next committees or to the Rules Committee with "due pass" recommendations.
Key outcomes recorded in the session:
- Senate Bill 5610 (equine industry funding): Committee adopted the proposed substitute and the committee moved a due‑pass recommendation sending the measure to the Ways & Means Committee. Staff described the substitute as removing a proposed tax credit and narrowing funding sources; the substitute also capped a state transfer to a new federal regulatory account at no more than $1,500,000 beginning in a later biennium.
- Senate Bill 5207 (electronic media…
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