House of Representatives refers multiple bills to committees and adjourns to May 5

The House of Representatives convened at 11 a.m. and the chair, presiding over the House of Representatives, announced referrals of several bills to standing committees and then accepted a motion by Representative Davidson to adjourn until Monday, May 5, 2025, at 12 noon.

The referrals, read by the clerk, sent the following measures to committee consideration as announced on the floor: "Referrals, children and youth, HR 2 24." Education referrals listed "HB 1 3 7 2" and "HB 1 3 7 3." Health referrals included "h b 1 3 7 6," "h r 2 2 2," and "h r 2 2 5." Housing and community development received "h b 1 3 7 7." State government referrals included "h b 1 3 7 4" and "h 1 3 7 5." Tourism, recreation, and economic development received "HR 2 2 3." These bill identifiers and committee assignments were read verbatim from the floor record; further details about each bill—s contents or sponsors were not specified in the transcript.

Representative Davidson moved that "the house now adjourn until Monday, 05/05/2025 at 12 noon unless sooner recalled by the speaker." The chair put the question and, by voice vote, determined "the ayes have it," adjourning the House until the date and time stated.

Earlier on the floor the chair also announced that, "without objection, the approval of the journal of Friday, 05/02/2025 will be postponed until printed." No roll-call votes or debates on the referred bills were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.

Taken together, the actions on the floor were procedural: committee referrals of the listed measures, postponement of journal approval until the printed journal is available, and an adjournment motion carried by voice vote. The transcript excerpt does not record committee hearings, bill texts, sponsors, or votes on the bills themselves.