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Votes at a glance: committee amends and advances several education bills

5851485 · March 19, 2025
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Summary

The Education and Career Development Committee completed roll‑call votes on multiple bills during the meeting; this roundup lists each bill, the formal outcome and the recorded vote tally where provided.

During the committee meeting members completed several roll‑call votes on bills that had been previously heard. The committee recorded the outcomes and tallies below. Where the transcript recorded roll calls, vote totals are reported; individual member votes are not attributed unless the transcript explicitly named a vote for a member. The committee did not record deliberations on these bills beyond the amendment motions in every case listed.

Votes at a glance

- House Bill 12‑85 (as amended): Passed; recorded as "Bill passes 13." (tally reported: 13 yes, 0 no)

- House Bill 13‑48: Passed; recorded as "Bill passes 9 to 4." (tally reported: 9 yes, 4 no)

- House Bill 14‑98: Amendment (amendment number 6) failed 4 to 9; a follow‑on amendment (amendment 8) and the bill as amended later passed; recorded as "Bill passes 13." (final tally reported: 13 yes)

- House Bill 14‑99: Amendments considered by consent; final recorded outcome: "Bill passes 13." (tally reported: 13 yes)

- House Bill 15‑15: Amendment 12 passed (roll indicated 8 to 4 for an amendment); final recorded outcome for the bill: "Bill passes 8 to 4." (tally reported: 8 yes, 4 no)

- House Bill 16‑34: Amended and passed on roll call; recorded outcome: "Bill passes 12 to 0." (tally reported: 12 yes, 0 no) — committee later also recorded motion to move the bill as amended with recommit to Appropriations and the roll call matched the earlier tally.

The transcript shows committee members calling roll individually and, in many cases, speaking brief reason statements before voting. Several amendments were taken by unanimous consent; others required recorded roll calls as listed above. The committee did not identify further procedural steps (second reading dates or floor scheduling) for these bills during the portion of the meeting captured in the transcript.

Committee staff or the clerk will supply formal roll‑call sheets and the official committee minutes; this summary reports the roll call tallies as read aloud in the hearing record.