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Judiciary committee approves annual technical corrections bill
Summary
The Judiciary committee voted to advance the annual technical corrections bill (10-50), describing it as technical in nature and passing unanimously on a roll call.
The Judiciary committee advanced the annual technical corrections bill, known in the hearing as 10-50, after members described the measure as technical in nature.
Senator Freeman urged support for the measure, calling it "technical in nature," and staff member Lawler was available to answer questions, according to the hearing record. The committee moved and seconded the bill and then took a roll call vote.
Committee members recorded their votes during the roll call; members who spoke on the record included Senator Alexander and Chair Brown. Chair Brown explained her vote after the roll call, and the clerk announced the tally as 9 to 0.
The measure contains routine technical corrections and required no substantive policy debate during the committee session. With the committee vote recorded, the bill will move forward in the legislative process.
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