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Committee approves House Bill 6113 to allow one-time marriage solemnization by named individual
Summary
House Committee on Special Legislation approved House Bill 6113 on April 3, authorizing a solemnization of marriage on or before May 10, 2025; the transcript records the person named in the bill as 'Anastapolopakis.'
The House Committee on Special Legislation on April 3 approved House Bill 6113, which the meeting record shows would permit the solemnization of a marriage on or before May 10, 2025.
Chairwoman Karen Alsate called for a motion on the measure introduced by Representative Cortvin. The transcript records a brief exchange in which the clerk or sponsor stated the bill concerns "solemnization of marriage, which will allow ... Anastapolopakis ... in marriage on or before May tenth of 2025." Representative Rob Cortman was invited to speak but the record does not include substantive remarks from him.
A motion to adopt the measure was moved and seconded; the committee conducted a roll-call vote and the motion passed, the clerk reported. First Vice Chair Diaz and Second Vice Chair Lombardi were among members recorded as voting yes during the roll call. The transcript does not specify additional conditions, fees, or other procedural details related to the solemnization.
The committee's action was recorded as approval of House Bill 6113; the transcript does not record follow-up assignments or reporting requirements linked to the measure during the meeting.
