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House reassigns Senate Bill 125 on workers’ compensation and collective bargaining to General and Housing committee
Summary
The Vermont House voted to relieve the Committee on Commerce and Economic Development of Senate Bill 125 (an act relating to workers’ compensation and collective bargaining rights) and commit it to the Committee on General and Housing.
The Vermont House of Representatives approved a motion to relieve the House Committee on Commerce and Economic Development of jurisdiction over Senate Bill 125 and reassign the bill to the Committee on General and Housing.
A member identified in the record as the member from Coventry moved that “the House Committee on Commerce and Economic Development be relieved of Senate Bill 125, which is an act relating to workers’ compensation and collective bargaining rights, and at the same time be committed to the Committee on General and Housing.” The presiding officer put the question and, by voice vote, the chair announced that “the ayes appear to have it” and that the motion carried.
The record does not include a roll-call tally or additional debate on the floor about the reasons for the reassignment. No further committee action on the bill was recorded in the transcript during this session.
