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Votes at a glance: key House Ag Committee actions

2364124 · February 20, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal motions and roll-call outcomes taken by the House Agriculture Committee during the session, including motions to reconsider and committee recommendations on bills and a concurrent resolution.

The House Agriculture Committee recorded multiple formal actions during the session. Key outcomes:

- Motion to reconsider House Bill 15-38: A motion to reconsider failed on the committee floor. The clerk recorded the result as 6-7-1 (motion failed). Because the motion to reconsider failed, committee staff reported the bill will remain as previously acted on and no further committee action was required.

- House Bill 15-31 (irrigation study): The committee voted to give a due-pass recommendation for House Bill 15-31 (an irrigation study). The recorded vote was 13-0-1 in favor; the committee approved sending it on for further consideration.

- House Concurrent Resolution 30-18 (reconsideration and do-pass): The committee reconsidered and then gave a do-pass recommendation on House Concurrent Resolution 30-18 after Legislative Counsel guidance about permissible language. The clerk’s tally recorded the action as passing on reconsideration; the roll call indicated unanimous or near-unanimous support (committee notes: "14 passed").

Separate committee actions on bills discussed elsewhere in the meeting include the do-pass recommendation on House Bill 14-29 (see separate article) and the do-not-pass recommendation on House Bill 15-14 (see separate article).

All counts and outcomes reflect the committee’s roll-call or voice-vote announcements during the session; when the transcript did not provide a full list of individual vote names, this summary uses the tallies reported by the clerk.