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Votes at a glance: four House bills adopted on Jan. 23, 2025
Summary
The House recorded final passage of four bills on Jan. 23, 2025. Two bills (HB1016 and HB1063) were the subject of substantive floor debate; HB1022 and HB1033 were adopted with no floor discussion recorded in the transcript.
The House recorded final passage on the following bills on Jan. 23, 2025. Mister Schiebel, the House clerk, opened and closed the voting machine for recorded roll-call votes.
House Bill 1016 — Authorizing an occupational therapist to prescribe durable medical equipment Final action: Adopted on third reading and final passage. Roll-call: 45 in favor, 17 opposed, 2 excused, 1 vacancy. Notable floor action: A motion to refer the bill back to second reading failed earlier, 20 in favor, 41 opposed, 3 excused. Substantive debate focused on DME stakeholder inclusion and insurer reimbursement.
House Bill 1022 — Updating the definition of qualified medication administration competency evaluation administered by the Department of Public Health and Environment before July 1, 2017 Final action: Adopted on third reading and final passage. Roll-call: 62 in favor, 0 opposed, 2 excused, 1 vacancy. Notable floor action: No floor discussion recorded prior to final passage in the provided transcript.
House Bill 1033 — Concerning medical assistance third‑party liability payments Final action: Adopted on third reading and final passage. Roll-call: 55 in favor, 7 opposed, 2 excused, 1 vacancy. Notable floor action: No floor discussion recorded prior to final passage in the provided transcript.
House Bill 1063 — Concerning the lawful use of crystalline polymorph psilocybin that is approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration Final action: Adopted on third reading and final passage. Roll-call: 46 in favor, 16 opposed, 2 excused, 1 vacancy. Notable floor action: Floor debate raised safety and implementation concerns; members requested clearer definitions of “controlled environment” and regulatory guardrails.
For each roll-call vote the clerk announced cosponsors and recorded excused members and vacancies as part of the official tally.
