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House passes S.9 on after‑hours access to orders against [redacted] assault
Summary
The Vermont House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 9, an act relating to after‑hours access to orders against [redacted] assault, by voice vote in concurrence with a proposal of amendment. The vote was taken on third reading; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
The Vermont House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 9, an act relating to after‑hours access to orders against [redacted] assault, in concurrence with a proposal of amendment by voice vote, the presiding officer (the House speaker) announced.
The bill was taken on third reading. The speaker asked, “Are you ready for the question?” and then called for the voice vote. “The ayes do have it, and you have passed the bill in concurrence with proposal of amendment,” the speaker said after the vote. The transcript records only the voice vote; no roll‑call or member‑by‑member tally appears.
The passage completed the House’s orders of the day. Later in the session a member moved and the body agreed to stand adjourned until Tuesday, 04/08/2025 at 10 a.m., as recorded in the same transcript.
No further details about the bill’s substantive provisions, amendments, or implementation timeline were recorded in the transcript excerpt provided.
