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Senate introduces SR16 opposing federal actions and reads S.158 on independent-expenditure limits; both referred to committees
Summary
The Vermont Senate introduced SR 16 — a resolution opposing recent federal actions described on the floor as threatening public health — and referred it to the Committee on Health and Welfare; S.158, on independent-expenditure political committee contribution limits, received first reading and was referred to Government Operations.
The Vermont Senate introduced Senate Resolution SR 16, described on the floor as "a senate resolution opposing recent federal actions that threaten public health and urging their swift reversal," and referred the resolution to the Committee on Health and Welfare.
The chamber also provided first reading of S.158, "an act relating to independent expenditure only political committee contribution limits," and referred that bill to the Committee on Government Operations. Both items received their readings with no recorded debate in the transcript and were sent to the committees named on the floor.
No votes on the substance of either measure are recorded in the provided transcript; the actions were procedural readings and referrals to committee for further consideration.
