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House Rules Committee approves April 24 minutes, adopts April 29 calendar for five bills
Summary
The Committee on Rules and Legislative Administration approved minutes from April 24 and adopted a calendar designating April 29 for consideration of five bills, establishing a pre-filing requirement for amendments under committee rules 1.21 and 3.33.
The Committee on Rules and Legislative Administration approved minutes from its April 24 meeting and adopted a calendar designating Tuesday, April 29, for consideration of five bills, the committee said during a voice vote.
Representative Nash moved approval of the minutes from April 24; the motion was accepted and the minutes were adopted following a voice vote. The committee then proposed calendaring five bills: Senate File 1959 (veterans budget bill), Senate File 2216 (commerce budget bill), House File 2403 (commerce policy bill), Senate File 2298 (housing budget bill) and House File 2309 (housing policy bill).
The committee moved adoption of the calendar “pursuant to rules 1.21 and 3.33,” and established a pre-filing requirement for amendments offered to those bills. The motion to adopt the calendar was approved by voice vote; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
The actions taken were procedural: approval of past minutes and scheduling of bills for a future floor or committee calendar with an amendment pre-filing rule. No substantive debate on the bills’ contents was recorded in the transcript excerpt, and no amendments or votes on the listed bills occurred during this meeting.
Following the voice votes the chair declared the calendar approved and adjourned the meeting.
