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Assembly Commerce and Labor committee moves Senate Bill 63 forward with amendments
Summary
The Assembly Committee on Commerce and Labor voted to amend and advance Senate Bill 63, a measure addressing certain online products and services used by minors; the measure was sponsored on behalf of the attorney general and includes three proposed amendments.
The Assembly Committee on Commerce and Labor in Carson City voted to amend and advance Senate Bill 63, which would revise provisions related to certain online products and services used by minors. The committee approved a motion to "amend and do pass" after a brief work session on the measure.
Senate Bill 63 is sponsored on behalf of the attorney general and, according to committee staff, was previously heard on May 30. Committee staff noted there are three proposed amendments to the bill; committee members did not reopen testimony during the work session. Assembly Member Torres Fawcett moved the motion to amend and do pass; Vice Chair Houdegui seconded. The chair called the voice vote and announced the motion carried, and then assigned the floor statement to Assembly Member Torres Fawcett.
Committee Chair Marzola opened the meeting in Carson City and said the committee's materials and agenda are available on NELIS and the legislature's website and that work sessions are intended to take action on measures previously heard rather than to rehear testimony. With no requests for public comment in Carson City or on the broadcast line, the committee adjourned after completing its single work session item.
The work session record shows no substantive debate recorded on the measure during the committee's action. The bill will proceed with the committee's amendments and the assigned floor statement when it next appears on the Assembly floor.
