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House Concurred with Senate on House Bill 1428, Money Transmission Modernization Act; Passes 112-0
Summary
The Mississippi House of Representatives voted to concur with the Senate on House Bill 1428, the Money Transmission Modernization Act; the concurrence passed unanimously by recorded vote 112-0 after a brief floor explanation that the House and Senate versions were substantively aligned.
The House of Representatives voted to concur with the Senate on House Bill 1428, the Money Transmission Modernization Act; the clerk announced the final tally as 112 yeas and 0 nays.
The move to concur was made on the floor by the representative from Lee County, who explained that the House and Senate versions were “basically the same,” with differences limited to section numbering and the Senate having folded its text into the bill’s structure. The lawmaker said the differences did not warrant further change, and asked the House to concur with the Senate’s edits.
Following the motion, the clerk opened and closed the electronic voting machine. The clerk announced, “By vote 112, yay, 0 nays. Bill passes.” The transcript shows no additional debate or recorded individual roll-call votes beyond the announced tally.
The bill was identified on the House floor as the Money Transmission Modernization Act. No further details about substantive provisions, effective dates, or implementation steps were provided on the record during the floor action.
Because the House’s action was a concurrence, the bill’s next procedural status will depend on whether the concurrence completes enactment steps specified elsewhere; the House record did not specify subsequent steps or an effective date for the measure.
Votes at a glance: House Bill 1428 — Motion to concur with Senate; mover: representative from Lee County; outcome: approved; recorded tally announced 112 yeas, 0 nays.
