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Committee votes due-pass on three bills; roll calls recorded
Summary
The House Committee on Government Efficiency voted to give due-pass recommendations to three bills during an executive-session roll call: House Bill 563, the House Committee substitute for House Bill 119, and the House committee substitute for House Bill 202. Tally totals announced for each measure were recorded on the floor.
By voice and roll call during an executive session, the Missouri House Committee on Government Efficiency recommended that three bills be given a "due pass" report to the full House.
Committee Chairman Baker moved that House Bill 563 be voted "due pass." After a roll-call vote the chairman announced "By your vote of 11 ayes, 5 noes, you have voted House Bill 563 due pass." The motion was put and recorded as approved.
Later in the meeting the committee adopted a House Committee Amendment and rolled it into a House Committee substitute for House Bill 119. Chairman Baker moved that the substitute be voted "due pass." After roll call the chairman announced: "By your vote of 14 ayes, 1 no and 1 present, you voted House Committee substitute for House Bill 119 due pass."
The committee likewise considered a substitute for House Bill 202 and, after adopting the substitute, put the substitute to a roll-call vote. The chairman announced the result: "By your vote of 11 yes and 6 no, you've voted House committee substitute for House Bill 202 do pass."
Votes at a glance
- House Bill 563 — Motion: "I move that House Bill 563 be voted to pass." Mover: Chairman Baker. Outcome: approved; tally announced 11 ayes, 5 noes.
- House Bill 119 (House Committee substitute) — Motion: adopt substitute then vote due pass. Outcome: approved; tally announced 14 ayes, 1 no, 1 present.
- House Bill 202 (House committee substitute) — Motion: adopt substitute then vote due pass. Outcome: approved; tally announced 11 yes, 6 no.
Each of the three roll-call tallies was announced by the chair at the committee meeting. The clerk recorded votes on the official record during the session; individual member votes were taken during the roll calls shown in the transcript.
