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Senators reassign multiple bills from Commerce committee to Health, Judiciary amid unanimous consent
Summary
On the Senate floor several senators successfully moved to withdraw bills from the Committee on Commerce and Consumer Protection and re-refer them to Health and Human Services or Judiciary and Public Safety; motions were agreed to on the floor by voice vote.
The Minnesota Senate on Monday approved several unanimous-consent motions to withdraw bills from the Committee on Commerce and Consumer Protection and re-refer them to other committees.
Senator Dibble moved that Senate File 931 be withdrawn from Commerce and referred to the Committee on Health and Human Services; the chair confirmed both committee chairs agreed to the change and the motion prevailed on a voice vote. Senator Johnson Stewart moved similarly to withdraw Senate File 932 from Commerce and refer it to another committee; the floor indicated agreement. Senator Delimiter moved…
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