House commits H.50, a bill on identifying underutilized state buildings and land, to Corrections and Institutions Committee
Summary
House Bill H.50, addressing identification of underutilized state buildings and land, was taken up for immediate consideration and committed to the Committee on Corrections and Institutions for further work.
The Vermont House of Representatives on the floor suspended rules to take up H.50, an act relating to identifying underutilized state buildings and land, and then committed the bill to the House Committee on Corrections and Institutions for further consideration.
Representative from Springfield explained that the Senate had returned H.50 with a seemingly simple proposal of amendment but, after review, the amendment proved more complex and warranted committee consideration. The motion to commit H.50 to the Committee on Corrections and Institutions was moved by the member from Springfield and carried by voice vote (recorded as ayes prevailing).
Formal action: the House suspended rules to take up H.50 from the notice calendar for immediate consideration and then voted to commit H.50 to the Committee on Corrections and Institutions. No committee report or substantive floor debate on the bill’s provisions was recorded on the floor during this session.
Next steps: the bill will be considered by the Committee on Corrections and Institutions; no committee hearing date or additional implementation detail was recorded on the House floor.
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