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Committee advances small technical correction bill (HB 109) to the floor

2129102 · January 15, 2025
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Summary

House Business and Labor approved House Bill 109 in executive session by voice vote; sponsors described the measure as a brief statutory correction consistent with interim committee recommendations.

In executive action the House Business and Labor Committee voted to advance House Bill 109, a brief statutory correction bill described by the sponsor as a technical update to cross-references in the code.

Representative Fitzpatrick (sponsorship noted in committee discussion) requested the correction following recommendations from the interim economic affairs committee. Vice Chair Seekins Crowe moved the do-pass motion; the committee approved the bill by voice vote and recorded proxies: Representative Fitzpatrick and Representative Lear were recorded "aye" by proxy, and Representatives Carlin and Sullivan were recorded "aye" by proxy as well.

Committee discussion described the measure as a straightforward cleanup that "delivers" and there were no amendments shown in the transcript. The clerk recorded the bill as passed by the committee and referred to the House floor.