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House labor panel sends HB 128 on unemployment study to interim status after executive-session vote
Summary
The New Hampshire House Labor, Industrial and Rehabilitative Services Committee closed executive session on HB 128 and recorded an 18-0 vote to send the retained bill to "inexpedient to legislate" status (ITL).
The House Labor, Industrial and Rehabilitative Services Committee voted in executive session to send HB 128, a retained bill to establish a committee to study unemployment insurance, to "inexpedient to legislate" status by an 18-0 roll call.
The motion to close consideration and record the ITL recommendation was made and seconded during the committee's meeting. Clerk Dylan Clark called the roll for the executive-session vote; the clerk recorded an 18-0 tally in favor of the motion. Representative Granger was identified in the discussion as the bill’s sponsor earlier in the meeting.
The committee did not adopt any amendments to HB 128 during the executive session. After the roll call the chair announced, “The motion passes 18 to nothing. The executive session on HB 128 is now closed.”
The committee provided no additional detail on next steps for the unemployment-insurance study committee in the transcript. The vote was recorded as the committee’s formal recommendation on the retained bill and will be included with the committee’s reports to the House calendar and committee files.
Votes at a glance
- HB 128 (establish committee to study unemployment insurance): Executive-session vote — 18 yes, 0 no; outcome recorded by roll call as ITL (inexpedient to legislate).
