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Committee approves reporting of bill to remove pheasant-stamp sunset
Summary
House Committee on Natural Resources and Tourism approved by unanimous consent to report House Bill 4401, a measure described as removing the pheasant-stamp sunset; clerk recorded 16 yeas and the motion prevailed.
The House Committee on Natural Resources and Tourism approved a motion to report House Bill 4401, a bill described in committee as removing the pheasant stamp sunset.
Chair Martin noted the committee had heard testimony the previous week on the bill, which Representative Jay Green sponsored. After asking whether there were further questions, Representative Johnson moved to report HB4401 with recommendation. The clerk took the role and the chair announced the result: "you have 16 yeas, 0 nays, and 0 passed. The motion does prevail." The committee approved the minutes by unanimous consent earlier in the meeting; the committee moved the bill forward by voice/roll call as recorded.
Why it matters: The committee's action forwards the measure removing the statutory sunset on the pheasant stamp to the next stage of the legislative process; committee members offered no further debate at this hearing.
Ending: The committee continued with its agenda after recording the roll call; no amendments or conditions to the motion were recorded at this hearing.
