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Votes at a glance: bills passed on third reading and key floor actions, Jan. 24 session
Summary
The House concluded multiple third-reading votes and other recorded floor actions on Jan. 24. This roundup lists bills with recorded roll-call tallies and key procedural motions taken during the session.
The Montana House recorded a number of final decisions on Jan. 24. Below are the bills and recorded tallies from the floor transcript, followed by notable procedural actions taken later in the session.
House bills passed on third reading (recorded tallies in the transcript): - House Bill 20 (require vote levies to be in dollars rather than mills): passed 63 aye, 37 no. - House Bill 49 (revised laws related to synthetic cannabinoids): passed 96 aye, 4 no. - House Bill 64 (repeal small business compliance assistance counsel): passed 99 aye, 1 no. - House Bill 80 (provide cash lease-only bidding for agricultural leases): passed 100 aye, 0 no. - House Bill 82 (revised laws related to crimes against children): passed 100 aye, 0 no. - House Bill 181 (authority for patrol officers to make arrests on Capitol Complex): passed 80 aye, 20 no.
Other roll-call or recorded committee actions during the session included adoption of the Committee of the Whole report (86 aye, 13 no) and multiple second-reading recorded votes for bills covered elsewhere in the session (for example, HB 103 passed second reading 98-2 before being re-referred to Appropriations).
Procedural note: Majority Leader Fitzpatrick successfully moved to re-refer HB 103 (rail inspection program) to the Appropriations Committee without objection; the motion was recorded in the session minutes and ordered.
These tallies are taken from the House transcript for the Jan. 24 session; individual bill texts contain the statutory details and any effective dates noted on passage.
