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Committee roundup: RS 31936 introduced; House Bill 14 and gubernatorial reappointment recommended to floor

2217508 · January 27, 2025
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Summary

The Senate State Affairs Committee introduced RS 31936 and approved quick referrals for House Bill 14 and the gubernatorial reappointment of Dale Macomber to the State Building Authority.

The Senate State Affairs Committee recorded three brief actions on miscellaneous items: a request to introduce RS 31936, a committee recommendation on House Bill 14, and a recommendation to confirm a gubernatorial reappointment to the State Building Authority.

RS 31936: Introduction Senator Anton asked to introduce RS 31936, described in committee as legislation addressing what the sponsor called "debanking," or prohibiting large financial institutions from discriminating against customers based on political or religious views. The committee voted to introduce the print RS 31936 on a voice vote.

House Bill 14: Do-pass recommendation Speaker Mike Boyle (District 10) presented House Bill 14, which would require executive-branch agencies to review their statutes and report obsolete or unnecessary provisions to the Legislature by Sept. 1, 2025. The committee voted to send House Bill 14 to the Senate floor with a do-pass recommendation. The motion was made by Senator Anthan and seconded by Senator Ruckey; the committee approved the recommendation by voice vote.

Gubernatorial reappointment: Dale Macomber to State Building Authority The committee voted to send the gubernatorial reappointment of Dale Macomber to the State Building Authority to the Senate floor with a recommendation he be confirmed. Senator Harris moved the motion and a second was recorded; the committee approved the recommendation by voice vote.

Each of these items was disposed of by voice vote with no extended debate recorded in the committee transcript.