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Votes at a glance: committee motions and items placed on call or moved to appropriations
Summary
During the session the Senate Committee on Housing heard multiple bills and motions. Several bills were moved to appropriations or placed on the committee call after discussion; some consent items were also moved. This roundup lists motions recorded in the hearing and the committee status shown in the transcript.
The Senate Committee on Housing heard a series of bills and recorded motions (many were moved to appropriations or placed on the committee call). The transcript records the following committee actions and status during the hearing sequence. Where the committee recorded a vote tally during the hearing that figure is noted; several items were later reconvened and had final roll calls recorded in the transcript’s later session (those final tallies are noted where explicitly recorded). All items below reflect the committee record in the hearing transcript.
- SB 484 (Sen. Laird): Motion recorded “do pass as amended to appropriations”; initial recorded tally in the hearing was shown as 4–0 during the first roll; later in the full roll calls the committee recorded final votes consistent with committee procedure and the bill was placed on call for appropriations.
- SB 507 (Sen. Limon): Motion recorded “do pass as amended to appropriations”; committee noted it would keep item on call for further review and final appropriations action.
- SB 655 (Sen. Stern): Motion recorded “do pass to appropriations” (committee comments emphasized health/safety rationale about indoor temperature); bill placed on call for appropriations.
- SB 715 (Sen. Allen): Motion recorded “do pass as amended to appropriations”; committee placed the bill on call for further review.
- SB 489 (Sen. Arreguin): Motion recorded “do pass to appropriations”; committee placed bill on call and later recorded a positive roll call in the final session.
- Consent items (file items listed as 5, 9, 10, 13 in the agenda): The committee took consent motions and several of the consent bills were moved and recorded on the committee call; the transcript lists the consent action and indicates multiple consent items were on call.
Notes: Several motions were moved and seconded on the record; because the committee began some hearings without quorum, several bills were “held on call” and later roll calls (recorded near the end of the transcript) show the final committee votes for many items. Where the transcript explicitly recorded a final roll call tally, that tally is part of the hearing record; where the transcript left final adoption to a later voting session, items remain “on call” per the committee record.
