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Senate Education Committee introduces seven committee measures; motion approved on roll call
Summary
The Senate Education Committee voted to introduce seven legislative concepts (LCs) as committee measures in a work session; the motion passed on a roll call with four aye votes and one no.
In a brief work session following hearings, the Senate Education Committee moved to introduce seven legislative concepts as committee measures: LC 160 (08/28/2024), LC 164 (07/24/2024), LC 1298 (10/16/2024), LC 2108 (11/25/2024), LC 2829 (11/20/2024), LC 4275 (01/22/2025) and LC 784 (11/04/2024). A committee member moved to introduce the listed LCs as committee measures.
The chair called the roll. The roll-call sequence as recorded in the hearing transcript was:
- Sen. Joseph Blumen — Aye - Sen. Robinson — No - Sen. Solomon — Aye - Vice Chair Weber — Aye - Chair Frederick — Yes
The chair announced the motion passed and that the items had been introduced as committee measures. No further debate or amendments were recorded on the motion at that time.
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