Bill 1 37 discussed at meeting; sponsor absent, favorable report noted

Participants at a meeting discussed agenda item “1 37,” noting the bill had a favorable report and that the bill’s sponsor was not present, but no formal motion or vote was recorded during the segment.

The bill was raised when a participant said, “We'll see if I can get 1 37. It's the only 1 on our agenda, and we have seen the campaign deal already,” and added that the sponsor was not present. The same speaker suggested that, if others agreed, the item could be taken up later.

Representative Wood was named during the discussion but did not appear as a sponsor in the excerpts reviewed. A different participant said only that they would “make a motion later,” and no mover, seconder or vote tally appears in the transcript excerpts.

Because the transcript segment reviewed records discussion and an expressed intent to move the item later, but contains no recorded formal action, the item remains without a documented vote or final outcome in the provided text.

The remainder of the meeting excerpts around this topic consisted of administrative remarks and informal conversation; no additional legislative details, bill text, committee referrals or funding figures were specified in the transcript sections provided.

A future meeting record or a fuller transcript would be needed to capture any formal motion, vote tally, amendments or an official sponsor statement.