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Committee approves HCR 7 and favorably reports SB 144 to Rules and Reference
Summary
In a committee meeting, members approved House Concurrent Resolution 7 and favorably reported Senate Bill 144 to the Committee on Rules and Reference. Both actions were taken by motion and roll call; specific vote tallies were not provided in the transcript.
A legislative committee approved House Concurrent Resolution 7 and favorably reported Senate Bill 144 to the Committee on Rules and Reference during a meeting where the clerk conducted roll calls for both measures.
The committee first considered HCR 7. Vice Chair Blessing moved to favorably report HCR 7 to the Committee on Rules and Reference. The clerk called the roll, and the chair announced that House Concurrent Resolution 7 passes. The chair left voting rolls open until 4:30 p.m. for any members who had not yet voted.
The committee then took up Senate Bill 144. Ranking Member Ingram moved to favorably report Senate Bill 144 to the Committee on Rules and Reference. The clerk called the roll and the chair announced that the bill was favorably reported.
Both measures were advanced by motion and roll call as recorded in the meeting transcript. The transcript does not provide full numerical vote tallies or a complete roll-call list for either item; the record contains affirmative responses in the roll calls but does not list each member's vote by name.
Votes at a glance
- House Concurrent Resolution 7 — Motion to favorably report to Committee on Rules and Reference; outcome: passes (roll call recorded; numerical tally not specified). - Senate Bill 144 — Motion to favorably report to Committee on Rules and Reference; outcome: favorably reported (roll call recorded; numerical tally not specified).
Meeting procedure and next steps
The clerk was asked to keep voting rolls open for members who had not yet voted in the HCR 7 roll call until 4:30 p.m. The committee chair closed the hearings on both measures as recorded in the transcript and moved on to the next agenda items.
