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Ways and Means agrees to publish change in registry to take effect this session
Summary
Members agreed to publish a pending change in the official registry rather than in statute so it will take effect this session; an amendment made in committee remains in place. No formal vote was recorded in the transcript.
An unidentified committee member said the group would "move that we... do this, to publication in the registry rather than statute," adding that publishing in the registry "ensures that it goes into effect this session."
The choice of publication method mattered because, as that speaker put it, registry publication would allow the change to take effect during the current legislative session. The same speaker asked whether "the amendment that was made in committee still stands," indicating the committee amendment remained part of the measure.
A second unidentified committee member responded, "We are fine with the changes that the senate wishes to make. Okay. Got an agreement," signaling informal agreement among those present. The brief transcript did not record a formal motion name, a mover or seconder, or any roll-call vote.
The transcript excerpts do not specify which statute, measure, or registry entry was under discussion, nor do they record a deadline or further procedural steps. The committee confirmed only that the committee-made amendment still stands and that members present agreed to publish in the registry rather than amend statute text, with no formal vote shown in the provided record.
