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House Regulatory Reform Committee adopts three substitute bills in unanimous roll calls
Summary
The committee approved substitutes and reported three bills (HB 4282, HB 4595, HB 4700) with roll-call votes recorded as 15-0 in favor; the substitutes were adopted and the bills were reported with recommendations.
Lansing — The Michigan House Regulatory Reform Committee took three roll-call votes and adopted substitute motions for bills on Wednesday, then reported each bill to the next stage with recommendations from the committee.
The committee approved substitute language and reported the following measures with unanimous recorded votes during the session:
- House Bill 4282 (substitute H-2): Substitute adopted on a 15-0 roll call; bill was reported with recommendation as substituted H-2. - House Bill 4595 (substitute H-1): Substitute adopted on a 15-0 roll call; bill was reported with recommendation as substituted H-1. - House Bill 4700 (substitute H-1): Substitute adopted on a 15-0 roll call; bill was reported with recommendation as substituted H-1.
Why it matters: The committee’s votes advance the measures to the full House with the committee’s recommended substitute language. The transcript records the roll calls and the clerk’s announcement of the tallies for each vote.
Details and formal actions: Each substitute was moved by committee members (Representative Hoadley moved the H-2 substitute for HB 4282; Representative Liberati moved the H-1 substitute for HB 4595; Representative Tyrone Carter moved the H-1 substitute for HB 4700). The clerk recorded the roll call for each motion and announced the counts and that the substitutes were adopted.
No amendments were recorded on the floor during the votes. Committee leadership declared a quorum present for the roll calls. The clerk’s roll-call entries recorded the individual member responses during each vote.
