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Committee reports Senate Bill 244 on Department of Law operations with favorable expression
Summary
The House Appropriations and Revenue Committee reported Senate Bill 244, concerning operations of the Department of Law, to the floor with unanimous support after brief presentation by the bill's sponsors.
Senate Bill 244, an act relating to the operations of the Department of Law, was presented and reported with a favorable expression by the Kentucky House Committee on Appropriations and Revenue on March 13, 2025.
The bill was introduced at the committee by Jason Howell, identified in the record as a senator from the First Senate District, and Will Schroeder, senior counsel for the Attorney General. Howell told the committee the bill was "clean" and that the committee's action was intended to "clean it up" at the end of the session. Schroeder said he had nothing further to add.
After a motion and a second, the committee called the roll. Chair Jeff Petrie announced that Senate Bill 244 "having received 18 yes votes, 0 nay votes, and 0 pass votes will be reported with favorable expression." No amendments or substantive debate were recorded in the transcript.
The committee action is procedural: the bill will be sent to the full House floor for consideration with the committee's recommendation.
No fiscal figures, statutory citations, or implementation details beyond the committee recommendation were discussed on the record in this committee hearing.
