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House advances multiple Senate bills on third reading; several measures drew recorded no votes
Summary
The House approved a long list of Senate bills on second and third reading by voice vote and consent calendar; several measures registered on-the-record no votes from members, and the clerk announced upcoming filing deadlines and notices.
The House of Representatives took up and advanced a package of Senate bills on second and third reading by voice vote and consent calendar, adopting multiple standing committee reports and passing the listed senate measures, members said.
Representative Todd moved the adoption of several standing committee reports (for example, HSCR numbers 1729–1735 and later 1747–1753 and 1754–1757) and asked that the accompanying senate bills pass second or third reading; Representative Morikawa seconded the motions and the House carried the motions by voice vote.
The clerk and members recorded several on-the-record dissenting votes on specific measures. The transcript shows the clerk reporting that some majority members cast no votes on HSCR 1733 (SB 1296, SD 2, HD 2). On a later series of third‑reading measures, the clerk recorded minority no votes on a subset of bills. For example, the transcript records minority members voting no on measures listed on page 13, including Senate Bill 176 (the clerk listed named members voting no), and on page 15 several members registered reservations or no votes on other bills including SB 1030 (Senate Draft 2, House Draft 1). Representative Sousa later registered a no vote on SB 1030 on the floor.
Most of the measures were carried by voice vote with the House moving through standing committee reports and calendar business. Members also used the floor to request that written comments be entered in the journal and to register reservations on particular committee reports.
Announcements and deadlines recorded in the session included a 48‑hour notice for HSCR numbers 1758 through 1786 and reminders about crossover filing deadlines for house concurrent resolutions.
The transcript does not include the full roll-call tallies for each bill in the excerpt provided; where the clerk announced recorded no votes, the transcript either listed names in-line or recorded that a member registered a no vote without providing a full numeric tally in the excerpt.
