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Votes at a glance: Senate State Agencies committee advances several bills, including library restructuring and multiple local measures
Summary
The committee advanced multiple bills by voice votes or unanimous consent. This roundup lists the bills the committee moved forward and the presenters for each short item.
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The Senate Committee on State Agencies and Governmental Affairs advanced a batch of bills and actions during its April 1 session. Several measures received brief presentations and unanimous or voice‑vote committee approval. The items below list the measure, the member who presented it to the committee and the committee’s recorded disposition.
Votes at a glance
- SB 293 (concur in House amendment) — Presented by Sen. Kim Hammer. Committee concurred in the House amendment. - SB 293 (concurrence recorded) — Committee action recorded as concurrence in a House amendment. - SB 536 (library restructuring) — Presented by Sen. Dan Sullivan. Committee recommended ‘do pass’ (see separate article for extended testimony). - SB 521 — Presented by Sen. Brianne Davis. Committee voted to pass. - SB 570 — Presented by Sen. Dodson. Committee voted to pass. - SB 584 — Presented by Sen. Kim Hammer. Committee voted to pass. - SB 551 — Presented by Sen. Hammer. Committee voted to pass. - HB 1707 — Presented on behalf of House sponsor; committee voted to pass. - SB 586 — Presented by Sen. Dodson. Committee voted to pass. - HB 1690 — Presented by Representative Aaron Pilkington; committee voted to pass.
Each of the items above was advanced out of committee by voice vote or unanimous consent; the meeting record shows no roll-call tallies for these items in committee. Those measures will proceed to the next stage in the legislative process (Senate floor or the House as appropriate).
