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Senate appoints committee of conference on S.126, declines to concur with House changes
Summary
The Vermont Senate voted not to concur with the House's proposal on S.126 (health care payments and delivery system reform) and appointed a committee of conference (Lyons, Gulick, Douglas); Senate messaged its action to the House forthwith.
The Vermont Senate voted that it does not concur with the House proposal on S.126, a bill described on the floor as "activating the health care payments and delivery system reform," and appointed a committee of conference, naming Senators Lyons, Gulick and Douglas to the conference committee.
The senator from Chittenden Central reported that the Senate Health and Welfare Committee did not concur with the House proposal and asked that a committee of conference be appointed. The Senate then carried a motion by voice vote that the Senate not concur and appointed the conference committee. The Secretary reminded the Senate to message the actions just taken; the Senate suspended its rules and messaged its actions on S.126 to the House forthwith.
No further debate or amendments on S.126 were recorded on the floor during the segment in which the action was taken.
