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House suspends rules to introduce 16 bills by number; first readings assigned to committees
Summary
The Vermont House of Representatives voted to suspend rules to introduce 16 House bills by number only and completed first readings, assigning each bill to committees; the body later moved and approved adjournment until Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2025.
The Vermont House of Representatives on Friday voted to suspend its rules to allow introduction of 16 House bills by number only and completed first readings, with committee referrals announced on the floor.
The motion to suspend the rules was made by the member from Pulte and approved by voice vote. Following suspension, the clerk read bill numbers H 79 through H 94 and the presiding officer announced committee referrals for each bill.
Committee referrals, as announced on the floor, were: H 79 — Health Care; H 80 — Health Care; H 81 — Government Operations and Military Affairs; H 82 — Health Care; H 83 — Judiciary; H 84 — Health Care; H 85 — Ways and Means; H 86 — Environment; H 87 — Education; H 88 — Energy and Digital Infrastructure; H 89 — Education; H 90 — Ways and Means; H 91 — Human Services; H 92 — Human Services; H 93 — Government Operations and Military Affairs; H 94 — Environment. The transcript records the introductions by bill number only; bill titles and sponsors were not specified on the floor.
Later in the session the member from Pulte moved to adjourn the House until Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2025 at 10 a.m.; the motion carried by voice vote.
