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House refers law-enforcement survivor benefits bill carrying appropriation to appropriations committee
Summary
House Bill 57, an act relating to survivor benefits for law-enforcement officers and carrying an appropriation, was referred to the Committee on Appropriations under House Rule 35.
House Bill 57, described on the notice calendar as an act relating to survivor benefits for law-enforcement officers and carrying an appropriation, was referred to the Committee on Appropriations pursuant to House Rule 35.
The presiding officer announced the referral on the floor, noting that because the bill carries an appropriation it requires referral to a money committee under the House rule. No additional sponsors, appropriation amounts, or hearing dates were provided on the floor; those details will be developed in committee review.
The referral places the bill with the committee responsible for reviewing fiscal implications and any appropriation language before the House considers further floor action.
