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House commits bill to create chloride contamination reduction program to Environment Committee
Summary
House Bill 86, which would establish a chloride contamination reduction program at the Agency of Natural Resources, was committed to the House Committee on Environment by voice vote.
During Orders of the Day, the House took up H.86, an act relating to establishing a chloride contamination reduction program at the Agency of Natural Resources.
The member from East Montpelier moved to commit H.86 to the House Committee on Environment. The Speaker asked if the body was ready for the question and called a voice vote. The ayes were heard; the Speaker announced the ayes had it and that H.86 was committed to the Committee on Environment.
No further debate or vote tally was recorded on the floor at the time of commitment. The bill will proceed through the Committee on Environment for hearings, testimony and any further committee actions.
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