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At a glance: Appropriations committee outcomes and recorded votes from the session
Summary
Summary of major committee votes and formal actions recorded during the meeting (items referred to committee work, do‑pass/do‑not‑pass motions and consent‑calendar placements).
This Appropriations Committee meeting produced a number of formal committee actions. Below are items and the committee’s recorded outcomes as shown in the hearing transcript.
• House Bill 10 66 (Senior Community Service Employment Program compensation rate) - Action: Committee recorded a due‑pass motion and roll call. - Motion mover: Representative Murphy (moved due pass); Representative Pyle seconded. - Vote (recorded): 21 yes, 0 no, 2 absent (documented in the hearing record). - Outcome: Due pass; Representative Holly named as carrier.
• House Bill 12 21 (workforce education / innovation funds; E&E referral) - Action: Committee recorded a do‑not‑pass recommendation from E&E and then a full appropriations do‑not‑pass vote and unanimous consent to place on the consent calendar. - Motion mover (appropriations action): Representative Louser moved do‑not‑pass; later Representative Lausser moved to place the bill on the consent calendar. - Vote (do‑not‑pass): recorded as unanimous in appropriations (22 yes, 0 no, 1 absent); committee later placed the item on the consent calendar. - Outcome: Do‑not‑pass on the bill; placed on the committee’s consent calendar in case of later pull.
• House Bill 10 25 (advanced nuclear energy study) - Action: Committee voted a due‑pass on the amended bill after reconsideration of prior action. - Vote (recorded): 16 yes, 6 no, 1 absent (recorded during roll call in the transcript). - Outcome: Due pass as amended; sponsor and carriers noted for follow‑up.
• House Bill 11 28 (higher‑education auxiliary enterprise infrastructure revolving loan fund; $25M request) - Action: The bill received committee debate; sponsor later moved a do‑not‑pass and the committee placed the do‑not‑pass on the consent calendar. - Vote (recorded): 22 yes, 0 no, 1 absent (do‑not‑pass recorded; bill placed on consent calendar for the tenth order). - Outcome: Do‑not‑pass recorded and placed on consent calendar (committee discussion indicated sponsors would pursue the funding vehicle in higher‑education budget deliberations if warranted).
Notes on procedure and sources: The tallies above reflect roll‑call counts read into the record during the hearing. For clarity, the transcript records motion makers and seconds when given; where a motion maker was not explicitly named in the hearing text the committee roll call and chair’s announcements are the source for outcome counts. Individual bills include follow‑up items (agency presentations requested, changes in scope or amendments) that the committee asked staff and agencies to deliver for further appropriations‑phase work.
