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Committee roundup: introductions and voice votes on several resolutions and recognitions
Summary
The House State Affairs Committee approved multiple motions by voice vote, including introducing RS 32,773 recognizing Alex J. Adams and advancing several legislative study requests and recognition items to the second reading calendar.
The House State Affairs Committee took several brief actions by voice vote during the session.
- RS 32,773 (recognition of Alex J. Adams): Representative Mike Moyle spoke in support of recognizing Alex J. Adams for service and Representative Palmer moved to introduce RS 32,773 and send it to the second reading calendar. The motion carried by voice vote.
- RS 30-2700 and RS 70-5 (parent/child relationship and related requests): Representative Barbara Ehart presented an RS proposing language changes in Title 16 relating to parental rights and convictions; Representative Hostetler moved to introduce RS 30-2700 and RS 70-5, and the committee approved the introductions by voice vote.
- RS 32,775 (parent and child relationship language): Representative Barbara Ehart described proposed wording to prevent a child from being placed with a parent convicted (rather than merely accused) of sexually abusing other children; committee members asked questions and the items were introduced as RSs by voice vote.
All of the above motions were approved by voice vote; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript. The committee concluded with a ceremonial recognition for page Carter Durst, which was not substantive legislative business.
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