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Senate refers HB1440 to Ways and Means, adopts standing committee reports
Summary
During a brief floor session the Senate referred House Bill 1440, HD1, to the committee on Ways and Means, adopted standing committee reports numbered 118 through 204 and filed several governor's messages; all 25 members were present.
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The Senate on the floor referred House Bill 1440, HD1, to the committee on Ways and Means and adopted standing committee reports numbered 118 through 204 during a brief session in which all 25 members were present.
The moves were part of routine floor business. Referring HB1440, HD1 sends the bill to the Ways and Means Committee for further consideration; adopting the standing committee reports approves those committees' recommendations for the journal. The chair also read and approved the journal of the preceding day and the clerk filed multiple governor's messages noted as making corrections.
Senator Wakai moved that the house bill pass first reading by title and be referred to committee; the motion was seconded and carried without a roll-call vote. The journal records the motion as "HB 1440 HD1 is referred to the committee on ways and means." Senator Wakai later moved for adoption of standing committee reports numbered 118 through 204; that motion was seconded and carried as well.
The clerk filed "Governor's message numbers 648 through 652," described on the floor as making corrections to various governor's messages; the journal entry on the floor reads simply "File." The session contained no recorded debate on the substance of HB 1440, the standing committee reports, or the governor's messages.
Senator Wakai moved that the Senate stand adjourned to 11:30 a.m. the next day; the motion was seconded and carried, and the Senate adjourned.

