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Work session: committee advances multiple commerce and labor bills; voice votes carry motions
Summary
During a work session the Assembly Commerce and Labor Committee took do‑pass or amend‑and‑do‑pass actions on a package of bills ranging from unemployment insurance to contractors, financial services, and landlord regulations; motions were carried by voice vote with floor statement assignments recorded.
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At the committee’s work session the Assembly Commerce and Labor Committee considered a series of bills and recorded motions to advance them to the floor. Committee members moved and passed motions by voice vote for each listed bill; transcript records indicate motions carried and floor statement assignments were made. The committee did not take roll call tallies in the work session transcript; action was by voice vote and recorded as "motion carries." Below are the bills the committee advanced during the work session and the floor statement assignments noted in the transcript.
Votes at a glance (work session actions recorded in transcript):
• Senate Bill 11 — Revised provisions relating to payment of extended unemployment benefits. Motion: do pass. Floor statement assigned to Assemblymember Miller.
• Senate Bill 16 — Revised provisions relating to contractors. Motion: do pass. Floor statement assigned to Assemblymember Cole.
• Senate Bill 44 — Revised provisions relating to financial services (Division of Mortgage Lending). Motion: do pass. Floor statement assigned to Assemblymember Kasama.
• Senate Bill 49 — Revised provisions relating to consumer protection. Motion: amend and do pass. Floor statement assigned to Assemblymember Anderson.
• Senate Bill 97 — Revisions to the Silver State Health Insurance Exchange. Motion: do pass. Floor statement assigned to Assemblymember Carter.
• Senate Bill 114 — Revised provisions governing certain landlords. Motion: amend and do pass. Floor statement assigned to Assemblymember O'Neil.
• Senate Bill 246 — Health insurance coverage for gynecological or obstetrical services (proposed amendment). Motion: amend and do pass. Floor statement assigned to Assemblymember Torres Fassett.
• Senate Bill 258 — Revised provisions relating to industrial insurance. Motion: amend and do pass. Floor statement assigned to Assemblymember Ralph.
• Senate Bill 439 — Revised provisions relating to alcoholic beverages. Motion: do pass. Floor statement assigned to Vice Chair Howdighi.
Committee members discussed limited policy reservations on a small number of items (for example, Assemblymember Cole reserved the right to oppose the floor on a preauthorization provision in SB246). Most motions passed by voice vote with the chair recording "motion carries;" the transcript does not record individual roll‑call tallies.
These actions advance the listed measures to the Assembly floor; sponsors and assigned floor speakers will present floor statements as recorded above.

