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Senate committee sends respiratory-care interstate-compact resolution to print by unanimous consent
Summary
Sen. Janie Ward-Engelking asked the Senate Health and Welfare Committee to send RS 32442, a measure on the respiratory care interstate compact, to a privilege committee for print; the committee granted the unanimous-consent request with no objections.
Sen. Janie Ward-Engelking, senator from District 18, asked the Senate Health and Welfare Committee to send RS 32442 — a measure concerning the respiratory care interstate compact — to a privilege committee for printing and potential later hearing. The committee chair asked if there were any objections and, seeing none, the request was granted by unanimous consent.
The measure was introduced by Ward-Engelking during the committee's opening minutes. She said the bill "deals with [the] respiratory care interstate compact" and asked members to permit it to be printed so a future hearing could be scheduled. The chair then asked for objections; none were raised, and the clerk was asked to proceed.
No roll-call vote or additional debate was recorded on RS 32442 during the committee meeting. Committee members did not provide further detail about the compact's provisions, and the committee did not take any subsequent action at this session other than authorizing printing.
The committee's unanimous-consent agreement means RS 32442 will be printed for possible referral and a future hearing; no date for a hearing was specified during this meeting.
