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Committee concurs on two Senate bills and advances a third to the floor
Summary
In executive action, the House Health and Human Services Committee moved to concur on Senate Bills 17 and 18 and concurred on Senate Bill 73; Senate Bill 86 was held for follow-up.
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During executive action the House Health and Human Services Committee recorded concurrence motions on multiple Senate bills and passed concurrence for three measures to move to the House floor.
A committee member moved to concur on Senate Bill 17; the committee called the question and approved concurrence by voice vote. The record shows Representatives Sullivan and Zephyr voted aye by proxy; later the clerk recorded Speaker Lear and Representative Buttrey voting aye by proxy for the item.
The committee next moved to concur on Senate Bill 18; after a voice vote the motion carried and Vice Chair Howe was recorded as carrying the measure to the floor. The record again shows proxy votes recorded: Representative Sullivan and Representative Zephyr recorded as aye by proxy and Speaker Lear and Representative Buttrey recorded as aye by proxy.
The committee then moved to concur on Senate Bill 73; the motion passed by unanimous voice vote and Vice Chair Howe was designated to carry SB 73 to the House floor. The hearing record does not show a roll-call tally for SB 73; the chair announced the motion as carrying unanimously.
Separately, the committee held off on executive action for Senate Bill 86 to allow staff to gather additional legal and drafting information requested by members.
