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Bills passed on third reading and committee referrals — at a glance
Summary
The House advanced multiple bills on third reading and recorded floor referrals; this roundup lists bills recorded as passed on the floor and notable committee referrals announced at adjournment.
On third reading the House recorded passage of multiple bills and adopted a committee report. The following bills were read through several times and the House recorded final votes as shown in the transcript excerpt.
Passed on third reading (selected items and recorded tallies): - House Bill 114 — passed (99 ayes, 0 noes) - House Bill 128 — passed (97 ayes, 2 noes) - House Bill 189 — passed (99 ayes, 0 noes) - House Bill 194 — passed (71 ayes, 28 noes) - House Bill 211 — passed (84 ayes, 15 noes) - House Bill 223 — passed (99 ayes, 0 noes) - House Bill 227 (reported as House Bill 227/227?) — passed (94 ayes, 5 noes) [recorded as "House bill 2 27"] - House Bill 249 (House Bill 2 49) — passed (86 ayes, 13 noes) - House Bill 261 (House Bill 2 61) — passed (94 ayes, 5 noes)
Floor committee referrals announced after votes (motions approved without objection or by voice): - Re‑refer House Bill 182 (senior citizen center grant program) to the Appropriations Committee (approved without objection). - Re‑refer House Bill 148 (exempt Social Security benefits from state income tax) to the Appropriations Committee (approved without objection). - Re‑refer House Bill 356 (allow livestock loss reimbursement for black bear predation) from Fish, Wildlife & Parks to the Agriculture Committee (approved without objection).
Why it matters: these recorded third‑reading votes reflect bills the House has advanced at the day’s session. Some bills had unanimous or near‑unanimous support; others had divided votes. Re‑referrals place fiscal and jurisdictional decisions with relevant committees for follow‑up.
Note: This roundup lists bills and vote counts as recorded in the transcript excerpt; for complete bill titles, fiscal notes and full roll calls consult the House clerk’s published journal and committee reports.
