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Kansas Senate nonconcurs with House amendments on several bills, appoints conference committees
Summary
During the March 10 floor session the Kansas Senate voted to nonconcur in House amendments to multiple Senate bills (SB 9, SB 20, SB 21, SB 22, SB 92) and appointed conference committees to negotiate differences with the House; motions were adopted by voice votes with conferees named on the record.
The Kansas State Senate voted on March 10 to nonconcur in House amendments and requested conference committees on multiple Senate bills, appointing conferees to negotiate differences with the House.
On separate motions the Senate voted to nonconcur in House amendments to Senate Bill 9, Senate Bill 20, Senate Bill 21, Senate Bill 22 and Senate Bill 92. Each motion was followed by the chair’s announcement of conferees appointed on behalf of the Senate; all motions were approved by voice vote and the conference committees were established.
Senate Bill 9: A motion to nonconcur in House amendments to SB 9 and to request a conference committee was moved on the floor; the chair appointed Senators Johnson, Warren, Potawatomi, Titus and Corson as the Senate conferees on the bill.
Senate Bill 20: The Senate moved to nonconcur in House amendments to SB 20 and requested a conference committee; the chair named Senators Dietrich, Butler, Fagg, Douglas and Francisco as conferees on behalf of the Senate.
Senate Bill 21: The Senate moved to nonconcur in House amendments to SB 21 and requested a conference committee; the chair appointed Senators Dietrich, Butler, Fagg, Douglas and Francisco as conferees on behalf of the Senate.
Senate Bill 22: The Senate moved to nonconcur in House amendments to SB 22 and requested a conference committee; the chair appointed Senators Mashauni, Dietrich, Butler, Fagg and Francisco as conferees on behalf of the Senate.
Senate Bill 92: The Senate moved to nonconcur in House amendments to SB 92 and requested a conference committee; the chair appointed Senators Fagg, Peterson and Francisco as conferees on behalf of the Senate.
All motions were adopted by voice vote; the transcript records the chamber response—"All in favor, say aye"—and the chair’s announcement that the ayes had it. The motions did not include recorded roll-call tallies in the transcript.
