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Votes at a glance: Committee moves and outcomes during the session
Summary
Summary of executive‑session outcomes and roll‑call results announced in the meeting: accreditation bill sent to pass, training‑detail bill passed as amended, several bills were tabled or recommended; roll‑call tallies recorded in minutes.
At the end of the public hearings the committee moved several measures into executive session and recorded votes. Key outcomes recorded in the transcript included:
- House Bill 777 (New Hampshire Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission): Ought to pass. Roll call recorded as 16‑0; listed members present voted yes. Sponsor, Representative Terry Roy, and Director John Scopa (NH Police Standards & Training) had described the measure to codify a governor’s executive order creating a state accreditation commission and a bridging process with CALEA.
- House Bill 778 (allow police‑training staff to accept law‑enforcement details and invoice agencies): Ought to pass with amendment (amendment clarified details could only be provided at the request of a state, county or local law enforcement agency). Roll call recorded as 16‑0 after adopting amendment 0329H.
- House Bill 338 (warrant/probable‑cause change for fish & game investigations): Motion recorded as inexpedient to legislate (ITL). Roll call recorded as 16‑0.
- House Bill 257 (criminal neglect/child endangerment revisions): Motion recorded as ought to pass; roll call recorded as 11‑5 with a minority report requested.
- Several other motions were taken: one later motion recorded as inexpedient to legislate for another bill (transcript shows a 16‑0 result) and the committee moved bills to consent with no objections on multiple items.
Roll calls and votes were made publicly and tallied in the transcript minutes; the clerk recorded the member votes for the measures above.
