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Votes at a glance: House passes multiple bills on third reading, adopts joint resolution
Summary
The Vermont House on March 13 advanced and passed a set of bills on third reading by voice vote and adopted a joint resolution to convene a joint assembly for judicial retention votes; the floor also approved committee reassignments and referrals.
The Vermont House completed several procedural and final actions on March 13. Below is a concise summary of the formal floor outcomes recorded in the day's transcript.
- H 2 — An act relating to increasing the minimum age for delinquency proceedings: Passed on third reading (voice vote; "the ayes do have it").
- H 21 — An act relating to the service of writs of possession: Passed on third reading (voice vote; "the ayes do have it").
- H 50 — An act relating to identifying state real property suitable for conversion into affordable housing: Passed on third reading (voice vote; "the ayes do have it").
- H 105 — An act relating to expanding the youth substance awareness safety program: Passed on third reading (voice vote; "the ayes do have it").
- H 458 — An act relating to the Agency of Digital Services: Committee bill reported; House ordered third reading after committee presentation (committee vote 9–0). Further floor action pending.
- H 1 — An act relating to accepting and referring complaints by the State Ethics Commission: Committee amendment adopted; third reading ordered (committee vote reported as 11 in committee).
- H 206 — An act relating to the Uniform Commercial Code: Committee amendment adopted; third reading ordered (committee vote 11–0).
- H 238 — An act relating to the phase out of consumer products containing added PFAS: Committee amendment adopted; third reading ordered (committee vote 11–0).
- Motion to relieve the Committee on Corrections and Institutions of H 410 and commit it to the Committee on Judiciary: Motion carried (voice vote; "the ayes do have it").
- JRS 16 — Joint resolution providing for a joint assembly to vote on retention of seven superior court judges and one magistrate: Adopted in concurrence (voice vote; "the ayes do have it").
Most floor actions were taken by voice vote with recorded committee recommendations; specific numerical tallies on the House floor were not provided in the transcript.
