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Votes at a glance: bills read, committed and advanced by the House on March 25, 2025
Summary
This summary lists formal actions the Vermont House took on March 25: bills read for the first time, committee referrals, motions to postpone, committee committals and bills passed on third reading. It does not cover ceremonial remarks or non‑substantive items.
The Vermont House logged the following formal actions on March 25, 2025. This is a concise record of outcomes recorded on the floor; details and bill texts are available on the House overview webpage and committee pages cited during the session.
Passed or third reading ordered (voice or recorded vote as noted):
- H.10 (approval of amendments to the charter of the City of Barre): passed on third reading by voice vote. - H.319 (miscellaneous environmental subjects): amended on the floor and passed on third reading by voice vote. - H.321 (miscellaneous cannabis amendments): passed on third reading by voice vote. - H.484 (miscellaneous agricultural subjects): passed on third reading by voice vote. - H.489 (fiscal year 2025 budget adjustments): passed on third reading by voice vote. - H.401 (exemptions for food manufacturing establishments): amended in committee and by Ways and Means; third reading ordered. - H.481 (stormwater management): amended by Appropriations and ordered to third reading (see separate article for details).
Bills committed to committee (motions to refer or commit):
- H.483 (act relating to expansion of income tax credits): committed to the Committee on Ways and Means (motion carried by voice). - H.141 (fiscal year 2025 budget adjustments): committed to House Appropriations. - H.1 41 (act relating to fiscal year 2025 budget adjustments) specifically moved to Appropriations and committed.
Postponed or delayed actions:
- H.342 (protecting the personal information of certain public servants): postponed for two legislative days by voice vote after a motion from the member from Coventry. - H.237 (act relating to prescribing by doctoral level psychologist): postponed for one legislative day. - H.237 and H.237‑adjacent items were held to allow committee consideration and additional briefing.
Resolutions (consent calendar read):
- HCR 27 honoring Joan W. Courser for community service (senior meals program): read and referred as a house concurrent resolution; floor recognition was given. - HCR 50 recognizing certified registered nurse anesthetists in Vermont: read by title and referred. - HCR 57 recognizing National Medal of Honor Day: read by title and referred. - HCR 60 designating Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Day at the Statehouse: read and referred.
Other formal floor motions and procedural actions:
- Numerous committee reports and second readings were presented by committee chairs, and committee amendments were offered and adopted as recorded above.
This list is a floor summary and captures the recorded votes and outcomes announced on the House floor. For full roll‑call vote records, bill texts and committee reports, consult the House clerk's roll call record and the House overview web page.
