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Committee gives do-pass recommendation on House Bill 593 supporting Baker County
Summary
The House Intergovernmental Coordination Committee issued a do-pass recommendation on House Bill 593, a locally focused measure backed by a resolution from Baker County; the committee recorded no named opposition in committee debate.
The House Intergovernmental Coordination Committee voted to give a do-pass recommendation on House Bill 593 after brief consideration and without recorded opposition in committee.
The measure was presented to the committee by Dean Greene. Committee members asked no substantive questions during the discussion; a motion to give the bill a do-pass recommendation was made and seconded, and the chair called the voice vote. "All in favor say aye," the chair said, and later announced, "Your measure passes." A resolution in support of the bill from Baker County was noted during the presentation.
The bill record in committee did not include detailed debate, a roll-call vote, or additional policy language on the transcript. Committee members did not raise amendments or request further study during the remarks captured in the transcript. The presenter and committee exchanged brief courtesies after the vote.
No statutes, ordinances, or policy authorities were cited on the transcript during the item. The transcript did not specify the numerical vote tally or the names of members casting individual votes; the committee announcement reported the measure as passing on a voice vote.
Because the committee action recorded was a committee recommendation rather than final passage by a legislative chamber, further floor action is required for the bill to become law.
