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House concurs in technical amendment to age-appropriate design code and messages S.69 to Senate
Summary
The House concurred in a technical Senate amendment to S.69 (an age-appropriate design code bill) adjusting effective-date wording; the chamber suspended rules to message its action to the Senate immediately.
Representative from Milton presented a technical amendment to the House proposal of amendment to Senate Bill S.69, described as adjustments to effective-date wording for the age-appropriate design code.
The Commerce and Economic Development Committee reported the amendment favorable on a straw poll. The House voted by voice to concur in the Senate proposal of amendment to the House proposal of amendment. Representative from Poultney moved that the House suspend rules to message its action on S.69 to the Senate forthwith; the motion carried by voice vote and the chamber’s action was sent to the Senate the same day.
Committee remarks characterized the change as technical and limited to effective-date language; no substantive program or fiscal changes were described on the House floor.
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