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Committee moves measure changing comptroller reporting schedule for Literacy Success Act to consent calendar
Summary
A freshman representative’s bill would change reporting to the comptroller’s office under the Literacy Success Act from annual filings to every three years; the Calendar and Rules Committee placed the measure on the consent calendar for Feb. 24.
The House Calendar and Rules Committee advanced a bill intended to change reporting requirements for the Literacy Success Act by moving reports from annual submissions to a three-year cycle. The committee placed the measure on the consent calendar for the Monday, Feb. 24 floor session.
Representative Mayberry presented the measure and described it as an effort to “make government work better through the comptroller’s office by reporting requirements, the Literacy Success Act,” saying the change would allow “more thorough” reporting by spacing submissions every three years instead of annually.
Committee members thanked the representative and asked clarifying questions about the comptroller’s involvement. No substantive amendment was offered on the floor of the committee. After discussion the committee called the question and members voted to place the bill on the consent calendar.
The transcript identifies this item as House Bill 0187 and records the committee’s procedural action but does not include detailed bill text or fiscal notes in committee discussion. The measure was advanced to the House consent calendar for consideration on Feb. 24.
