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Regulatory Reform Committee advances four bills, refers them to Rules
Summary
The Michigan House Regulatory Reform Committee voted to report four bills (HB 4745, HB 4692, HB 4693, HB 4254) with recommendations and to refer three of them to the Committee on Rules; clerks recorded roll-call tallies and the motions prevailed.
The House Regulatory Reform Committee on July 29 advanced four bills out of committee, with clerks conducting roll calls and the chair announcing the motions prevailed.
Representative Linting moved to report House Bill 4745 with recommendation; the clerk completed a roll call and announced the bill was reported with recommendation. Representative Thompson moved to report House Bill 4692 with recommendation and to refer it to the Committee on Rules; the clerk recorded the roll call and the motion prevailed. Representative Regis moved to report House Bill 4693 with recommendation and refer to Rules; that motion likewise prevailed. Representative Hoadley moved to report House Bill 4254 with recommendation and referral to Rules; the clerk announced 14 yeas, 0 nays and 2 pass and the motion prevailed.
Committee business began with role call and adoption of the prior meeting’s minutes. The clerk repeatedly performed roll calls for each motion and publicly announced the committee’s outcome after each tally. No substantive debate on the bills was recorded during these votes; each motion concluded with the clerk’s announcement that the motion prevailed.
The committee then moved to other agenda items, including a presentation and discussion of a bill on payment terms in the cannabis supply chain and a separate hearing on kratom regulation.
