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Rules committee calendars House File 3 for March 10, imposes 24-hour amendment prefiling
Summary
The Committee on Rules and Legislative Administration voted to place House File 3 on the calendar for Monday, March 10, and established a 24-hour prefiling period for amendments; the committee also approved prior minutes and recessed to reconvene after 3:30 p.m. in Capitol 123.
The Committee on Rules and Legislative Administration voted to calendar House File 3 for adoption on Monday, March 10, and established a 24-hour prefiling period for amendments, the committee said.
The committee’s action was announced during its meeting when the chair moved the calendar adoption pursuant to Rule 1.21 and Rule 3.33 and stated that a 24-hour prefiling period for amendments to the bill is now in place. Representative Nash was identified in the meeting as the author of House File 3.
The committee first approved minutes from its March 5 meeting on a motion by Representative Jacob. Both the minutes approval and the calendar adoption were taken by voice vote; the committee recorded the minutes as approved and the motion to adopt the calendar as prevailing. The chair then recessed the meeting and said the committee would reconvene to the call of the chair sometime after 3:30 p.m. in Capitol 123 to adopt a supplemental calendar for Monday.
The chair also told audience members that the Judiciary Committee would meet in this room after the rules committee recessed and that the Judiciary hearing is ticketed: "So everyone has to leave the room and then return after receiving a ticket from the sergeants," the chair said.
Votes at a glance: the committee approved the March 5 minutes (motion moved by Representative Jacob; voice vote; outcome: approved, counts not specified) and adopted the calendar for the day designating Monday, March 10, for House File 3 and instituting a 24-hour amendment prefiling requirement (motion prevailed; voice vote; outcome: adopted, counts not specified).
