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Committee roundup: key Health Committee votes on a string of bills
Summary
The House Health Committee recorded several disposition votes on bills spanning reproductive-health policy, infertility coverage, weight-loss drug coverage and other measures; this roundup lists each bill and the committee outcome with the clerk’s roll-call results where available.
The House Health Committee took formal votes on a series of bills during the session. Below are the bills, the committee disposition and the roll-call outcomes recorded by the clerk.
Votes at a glance
- House Bill 13-73: Motion for do not pass. Motion carries 11-1. - House Bill 14-88: Motion for do not pass. Motion carries 12-0. - House Bill 12-82: Motion for do not pass as amended. Motion carries 9-3. - House Bill 12-84: After an initial fail on a due-pass motion, the committee later approved a do not pass as amended. Motion passed 7-6 (do not pass as amended). - House Bill 14-77: Motion for do not pass. Motion carries 10-3. - House Bill 14-78: Motion for do not pass. Motion carries 10-3. - House Bill 14-51: Motion for do not pass. Motion carries 11-2. - House Bill 14-52: Motion for do not pass. Motion carries 11-2. - House Bill 15-19: Do pass as amended and re-refer to Appropriations. Motion carries 10-3. - House Bill 14-64: Do pass as amended (see separate article). Motion carries 13-0.
Context and note on procedure
Several items on infertility and assisted reproductive technology were considered in pairs or groups during the session; the committee disposition varied by bill and by the presence of amendments. For bills where the committee adopted an amendment to exclude Medicare Part D or to change coverage language, the clerk’s roll call reflects the final amended motion. The committee also converted one bill, House Bill 15-66 (kratom), into a study (see separate article).
Clerk roll-call tallies cited above are the counts read on the record during the committee session. This roundup is a summary of recorded dispositions and not a full transcript of debate or amendment text; individual bills will appear separately in committee minutes and in the bill files with complete amendment language and fiscal notes.
