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Senator Hardy introduces S 9; bill read for first time and referred to Judiciary
Summary
Senator Hardy introduced S 9, described on first reading as "an act relating to after hours access to orders against ****** assault." The bill was read for the first time and referred to the Senate Committee on Judiciary; the transcript shows no further debate or vote.
Senator Hardy introduced S 9 on the Senate floor; the clerk read the bill for the first time as "S 9, an act relating to after hours access to orders against ****** assault." Immediately following the reading, the presiding officer announced that the bill had been read for the first time and referred it to the Committee on Judiciary.
The transcript records no further debate, amendment, or vote on S 9 during this session. No committee hearing date or sponsor floor statement is recorded in the available transcript.
Referral to committee is a procedural step that places the measure on the Judiciary Committee’s docket for consideration and any scheduled hearings or markups.
Next steps: Judiciary Committee staff and members will determine whether to hold hearings, solicit testimony, or report the bill back to the floor; those actions are not recorded in the transcript.
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