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Committee advances bill to move interim committee minute duties from Legislative Research to Administrative Services
Summary
The committee voted to pass House Bill 2238 out of committee and place it on the consent agenda; the bill would shift responsibility for preparing legislative interim committee minutes from Legislative Research to Administrative Services.
House Bill 2238, which would change who prepares legislative interim committee minutes, was advanced out of the Committee on Government Efficiency and placed on the consent agenda.
David Weese, who provided a bill refresher to the committee, said the bill would move the duty of preparing minutes from Legislative Research to what he described as administrative services. Weese told the committee the bill previously passed the House; no further vote totals were provided in the hearing record.
A committee member moved to pass the bill out and place it on the consent agenda. Chair Erickson moved the motion on the record and no named second was recorded. The committee voice vote was recorded as "Aye." "Opposed, no," was called and the motion carried.
The committee scheduled further work on a series of bills at its next meeting, but HB 2238 was formally advanced and placed on the consent agenda at the conclusion of the motion.
