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House Appropriations Committee unanimously recommits four bills to the full House
Summary
The House Appropriations Committee voted unanimously to recommit a package of four bills — HB190, HB201, HB291 and HB324 — to the House floor after a motion by Representative Young and a second from Representative Malagari. The committee received a brief staff summary of each bill; no substantive debate was recorded.
The House Appropriations Committee unanimously recommitted a package of four bills — House Bill 190, House Bill 201, House Bill 291 and House Bill 324 — to the full House after a motion by Representative Young and a second from Representative Malagari.
The committee's executive director provided brief summaries of the bills before the motion. According to that summary, HB190 provides for eating-disorder awareness and education; HB201 would allow intermediate units to own land and buildings for instructional use; HB291 would authorize municipalities to create parking-protected bicycle lanes between curbs and parked vehicles; and HB324 would eliminate prohibitions and limitations for certified poultry technicians.
Representative Young made the motion to call up the bills as a package; Representative Malagari seconded. Committee members recorded no discussion on the bills, and the chair noted there were no negative votes. The committee’s action was recorded as a recommitment of the package to the House floor, carried unanimously.
Committee staff later noted a correction to the agenda regarding House Bill 190’s prime sponsor; the name as announced in the meeting transcript was not specified. With no further business, the committee adjourned.
