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House Insurance Committee reports House Bill 4464 with recommendation that it pass
Summary
The Michigan House Insurance Committee voted to report House Bill 4464 with a recommendation that it pass after an initial approval, a successful motion to reconsider and a second roll call that changed the tally to 10-0 in favor.
The House Insurance Committee voted to report House Bill 4464 with a recommendation that it pass after an initial approval and a subsequent motion to reconsider, committee officials said at the meeting.
The vote advances the bill out of committee to the next stage of the legislative process. Committee members took the initial roll call after Rep. Aragona moved to report the bill with a recommendation that it pass; the clerk announced a 9-0 tally and the motion prevailed. Later in the same meeting Rep. Carter moved to reconsider that vote; the reconsideration motion passed on a 10-0 roll call. Rep. Aragona then again moved to report House Bill 4464 with the recommendation that it pass; the clerk announced a final 10-0 vote in favor.
The committee heard a single written comment in support of the bill from Frank Venuto of the American Council of Life Insurers; Venuto did not appear to speak. The committee approved minutes from its May 7 meeting and excused absent members before adjourning.
No amendment text, bill language or committee report language was read aloud in the portion of the transcript covering the votes. The record provided the roll-call responses and tallies but did not include the bill's subject matter or the bill text in the recorded remarks.
Votes at a glance: - Motion: "Report House Bill 4464 with recommendation that it pass." Mover: Rep. Aragona. Initial roll call announced by the clerk: 9 yays, 0 nays, 0 pass; motion prevailed. Motion to reconsider (mover Rep. Carter) passed on a 10-0 roll call. Final report motion carried 10-0. No seconds were recorded in the transcript.
The committee did not take further action on the bill during the recorded meeting; the next procedural step is placing the bill on the House calendar per standard legislative practice.
