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Ways and Means committee retains two bills in executive session; votes 20-0 on both
Summary
In executive session the House Ways and Means Committee voted to retain House Bill 224 (rebates from the Renewable Energy Fund) and House Bill 524 (repeal of the New Hampshire Vaccine Association). Both motions to retain passed on roll call, 20-0.
In executive session the House Ways and Means Committee retained two bills: HB 224, a bill relating to rebates to ratepayers from the Renewable Energy Fund, and HB 524, a bill repealing the New Hampshire Vaccine Association. Both motions to retain were approved by roll call, 20-0.
HB 224: Representative Ors moved to retain the bill; the motion was seconded and the clerk called the roll. The recorded roll-call list in the transcript shows twenty affirmative votes and no negatives or abstentions. The clerk announced the vote as 20 to 0 and the committee retained HB 224.
HB 524: Representative Morris moved to retain the bill and Representative Schomburg seconded. The clerk called the roll; the transcript records the roll-call sequence and the clerk announced the vote count as 20 in favor, 0 opposed. The committee retained HB 524.
Vote record (as read into the record): Representative Ulrey (Aye), Representative Layton (Aye), Representative Soddy (Yes), Representative Ors (Yes), Representative Steven Smith (Yes), Representative Tierney (Yes), Representative Breyer (Yes), Representative Ford (Yes), Representative Murphy (Yes), Representative Ami (Yes), Representative Southworth (Yes), Representative Malloy (Yes), Representative Schomburg (Yes), Representative Bolton (Yes), Representative Elberger (Yes), Representative Jeffrey Smith (Yes), Representative Opel (Aye), Representative Spar (Yes), Representative Nader (Yes). The clerk counted 20 yes votes on each roll call and announced the motions retained.
The committee did not amend or table either bill in the executive session; both were retained for further consideration.
