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Consideration of KPERS-related bills deferred; discussion rescheduled for 9 a.m. tomorrow

2763915 · March 25, 2025
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Summary

Meeting participants deferred taking a position on House Bill 2086, which would be added to Senate Bill 64; staff said the Senate lacked a strong position and requested more information, and further consideration was rescheduled for 9 a.m. the next day.

An unnamed staff member said the group would defer taking a position on House Bill 2086, which would be added to Senate Bill 64, while staff gather more information, and rescheduled further consideration for 9 a.m. tomorrow.

The staff member said the two measures are KPERS-related and that the Senate did not yet "have a strong position". "We are going to need a little bit more time," the staff member said. "...we'd like to reschedule for tomorrow morning at 9AM."

Other participants confirmed the new time. The staff member said, "That works for you? Yes. Yeah. Fine," and later, "Yep. That works for us. So, we will see you tomorrow at 9. Thank you very much. Appreciate that." No formal motion or vote was recorded in the transcript; the action recorded was a rescheduling and an instruction to gather additional information.

The discussion in the transcript was brief and procedural: it focused on timing and information needs rather than on the substance of either bill. There were no recorded decisions about adopting or opposing the bills during the exchange.