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Liquor subcommittee: summary of committee votes and placements
Summary
During an executive session the committee recorded votes on several bills (committee-level actions). Outcomes included unanimous consent placements and motions to report bills 'inexpedient to legislate' on others. Committee members recorded roll-call votes for several measures.
The committee’s liquor subcommittee met in executive session and recorded committee-level actions on several bills. Below is a concise listing of formal outcomes recorded in the transcript.
Votes at a glance: - House Bill 242 — Committee vote: 15–0 in favor of the motion; committee placed HB 242 on the consent calendar. - House Bill 81 — Amendment passed (recorded roll call): 16–0; committee later passed the measure as amended (roll-call result recorded as 16–0) and moved it forward. - House Bill 77 — Committee placed the bill on the consent calendar (subcommittee reported unanimous support in subcommittee; transcript records passage to consent without a final roll-call tally in the exec transcript). - House Bill 79 — Committee voted 'inexpedient to legislate' (ITL): 16–0. - House Bill 276 — Committee voted 'inexpedient to legislate' after roll call; final tally recorded in transcript as 10–8 (majority ITL).
What this means: items placed on the consent calendar will be carried forward as noncontroversial recommendations when the committee report is prepared. Bills voted ITL by the committee are recommended not to advance this session; some received minority reports, per transcript notes.
Sources: roll-call tallies and recorded outcomes in the committee’s executive session recorded in the meeting transcript. Individual lawmakers recorded in roll call included Representatives Petusek, Burrows, Hunt (chair), and others present on the liquor subcommittee; the clerk conducted roll-call votes for final tallies.
