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Committee votes not to advance Senate Bill 2,300 citing duplication

2254701 · February 10, 2025
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Summary

The committee voted 6–0 to recommend a 'do not pass' on Senate Bill 2,300, citing duplicative language with other measures; Senator Wabamah was assigned as carrier.

The Senate Education Committee voted unanimously to recommend a "do not pass" on Senate Bill 2,300 after determining the measure was duplicative of other proposals under consideration.

A motion to "do not pass" was offered and seconded; the committee recorded a 6–0 vote in favor of the recommendation, and Senator Wabamah was named carrier for administrative follow-up. Committee members discussed that related bills were being adjusted to keep appropriations within the committee's means and that SB 2,300 was not necessary in that context.

The committee noted that related measures (including bill numbers discussed in session) were being reconciled so that appropriation levels remain within committee expectations. With the committee's recommendation of "do not pass," SB 2,300 will not move forward from this committee unless reconsidered.