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Committee approves retainage bill after chair withdraws planned definitions amendment
Summary
Pensions and Labor approved House Bill 10‑33 (retainage) after the chair said proposed definitional amendments were unnecessary because the definitions already exist in code; the bill passed unanimously 11‑0 in committee.
The Pensions and Labor committee approved House Bill 10‑33, a retainage measure, after the chair said a prepared amendment to add definitions was unnecessary because those definitions already exist in Indiana code. Committee members voted 11‑0 to pass the measure in committee.
The chair opened discussion saying she had prepared an amendment focused on definitions but, after consulting with Legislative Services Agency (LSA), determined the definitions were duplicative of existing code and withdrew the amendment. No additional amendments were offered during the session.
A roll call recorded the following yes votes: Senator Niezkowski; Senator Poele; Senator Hundley; Senator Dorio; Senator Alexander; Senator Donnell; Senator Maxwell; Senator Walker; Senator Donato; Senator Zay; Senator Rogers. The chair announced, “Bill passes 11.” The transcript records no further debate in this session about retainage specifics, funding or implementation details.
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