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Votes at a glance: Senate Government Affairs committee actions (May 26, 2025)
Summary
The Senate Committee on Government Affairs held a work session and voted to advance several bills, including AB 64 and SB 467 in the work session and multiple Assembly bills presented at the hearing; all measures were approved by the committee.
CARSON CITY — At its May 26 work session the Nevada Senate Committee on Government Affairs considered two work‑session items and a series of bills heard earlier in the evening. The committee voted to advance each measure listed below.
Key motions and outcomes
- Assembly Bill 64: Motion to do pass carried unanimously in work session (Vice Chair Orangewell moved; Senator Daley seconded).
- Senate Bill 467: Motion to do pass carried unanimously in work session (Senator Krasner moved; Vice Chair Orangewell seconded).
- Assembly Bill 502: Motion to amend and do pass (amendment revises apprenticeship request earliest date to not earlier than 30 days; grants the Labor Commissioner discretion on disqualification periods; creates Public Works Compliance Division). Motion carried unanimously (Vice Chair Orangewell moved; Senator Daley seconded).
- Assembly Bill 553: Motion to do pass carried unanimously (Senator Krasner moved; Vice Chair Orangewell seconded).
- Assembly Bill 554: Motion to do pass carried unanimously (Vice Chair Orangewell moved; Senator Daley seconded).
- Assembly Bill 582: Motion to do pass carried unanimously (Senator Daley moved; Vice Chair Orangewell seconded).
- Assembly Bill 589: Motion to do pass carried unanimously in committee; multiple senators reserved the right to change their vote prior to floor action (Senator Daley moved; Vice Chair Orangewell seconded).
All votes recorded in the committee were affirmative on the motions as described, with the committee noting quorum and no recorded opposition in the committee record. Several senators explicitly reserved the right to change votes prior to the floor for some measures.
The committee asked designated senators to prepare floor statements for the measures being carried forward; each bill will proceed to the Senate floor for further consideration.
