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Senate approves slate of bills on third reading, including tax, education and elections measures
Summary
The Senate approved multiple bills on third reading with minimal debate, passing measures on tax conformity, school meals, retirement savings, agriculture, elections and other topics; most passed by unanimous consent or recorded voice votes.
Madam President presided as the Senate approved a series of bills on third reading, with most measures passed by unanimous consent or recorded voice votes and little floor debate.
The package included legislation on tax conformity, school meals, the Hawaii Retirement Savings Act, nuclear energy, agriculture and elections, among other topics. The chamber recorded 22 senators present and three excused at roll call.
Senate Bill 1464, relating to conformity to the Internal Revenue Code, passed third reading by unanimous consent (22 ayes). Senate Bill 1300, SD1, relating to school meals, also passed third reading by unanimous consent (22 ayes). Senate Bill 1567, SD1, concerning classification and compensation systems, passed third reading by unanimous consent (22 ayes).
Senate Bill 855, SD1, the Hawaii…
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