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Senate gives first reading to S 10 on certificate-of-need requirements; bill sent to Health and Welfare
Summary
The Senate formally gave first reading to S 10, "An act relating to modifying requirements for obtaining a certificate of need," introduced by Senator Hardy, and referred the bill to the Senate Health and Welfare Committee. No floor debate or vote on passage was recorded.
The Senate gave first reading to S 10, "An act relating to modifying requirements for obtaining a certificate of need," a bill noted in the session record as introduced by Senator Hardy. Senate clerks read the bill title on the floor and the presiding officer sent the bill to the Senate Health and Welfare Committee for consideration.
The clerk read the bill title aloud: "S 10, An act relating to modifying requirements for obtaining a certificate of need." The presiding officer then recorded on the floor: "Now you've heard the first reading of the bill and it is sent to Health and Welfare." The transcript shows no committee debate or floor debate, and no floor vote on the bill's passage took place during this session.
The bill will proceed to the Senate Health and Welfare Committee for review; the session record does not include committee scheduling, amendment language, or fiscal notes. The introductory appearance on the floor served as a formal first reading and referral only.
