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Assembly committee votes to introduce BDR 1102 urging federal moratorium on explosive nuclear testing
Summary
The Assembly Committee on Legislative Operations and Elections voted by voice vote to introduce BDR 1102, a broad-resolution draft request urging the federal government to maintain a moratorium on testing of explosive nuclear weapons.
CARSON CITY — The Assembly Committee on Legislative Operations and Elections voted to introduce BDR 1102, a bill draft request urging the federal government to maintain the moratorium on testing explosive nuclear weapons.
Chair Robin Mosca called for the motion to introduce the BDR and Assembly Member Hategui moved the motion. Vice Chair Gonzales seconded the motion. The committee approved the introduction by a voice vote; the chair announced, “The motion carries.”
The chair reminded members that introducing a BDR does not oblige any member to support a future bill and that the action merely allows the BDR to become a bill and enter the legislative process. No further debate or amendments were recorded in the committee’s public hearing on the introduction.
No fiscal note, public testimony, or amendments related to BDR 1102 were offered on the record during this meeting. The committee proceeded afterward to a separate hearing on Assembly Bill 306.
