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Votes at a glance: Health Policy Committee reports three bills; two reported to floor, one referred to Rules
Summary
During the session the House Health Policy Committee advanced three bills. House Bill 4072 and House Bill 4104 were reported to the floor with recommendation; House Bill 4103 was referred to the committee on rules. All recorded roll calls in the transcript were unanimous 'yes' by listed members.
The House Health Policy Committee recorded formal roll‑call votes on three bills during the session.
House Bill 4072 Representative Whitworth (floor procedure) — Representative Bierlein moved to report House Bill 4072 to the floor with recommendation that the bill pass. The clerk called the roll and the named members recorded “yes.” The clerk announced the motion prevailed and the bill was reported to the floor with recommendation. Recorded roll‑call votes in the transcript list 15 members voting yes, 0 no and 0 abstaining.
House Bill 4103 Representative Tisdale moved to refer House Bill 4103 to the committee on rules. The clerk called the roll; members recorded “yes” and the motion to refer prevailed. The transcript lists the same members voting yes; the bill was referred to Rules.
House Bill 4104 Representative Bierlein moved to report House Bill 4104 to the floor with recommendation that the bill pass. The clerk called the roll; members recorded “yes.” The clerk announced the motion prevailed and 41 0 4 (HB 4104) was reported with recommendation. The transcript lists 15 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain.
Vote details and recorded yes votes (as read aloud during roll calls) included: Chair VanderWaal; Representatives Thompson; Mierman; Tissell; Bierlein; DeBoer; Preston; Schmaltz; Saint Germain; Bonack; Frisbie; Whitsett; Carter; Whitworth; Neely; Hoskins; Foreman. The clerk’s announcements indicated a 15–0–0‑type tally on the recorded motions. The transcript does not show any recorded “no” or “abstain” votes for these motions.
