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Votes at a glance: House Transportation committee executive actions
Summary
During executive action the House Transportation Committee tabled several bills and advanced others: HB 824 was tabled; HB 550 failed on a roll call (3‑11) then was tabled; HB 586 passed as amended; HB 731 (airport parking) passed as twice‑amended (conceptual change from 10 to 1 hour); HB 708, HB 672 and HB 739 were reported do‑pass and will proceed to second reading.
The House Transportation Committee completed executive action on multiple bills listed on the committee agenda and recorded motions and voice or roll‑call votes as follows:
- House Bill 824: Motion to table carried (voice vote). Outcome: tabled in committee.
- House Bill 550: An amended do‑pass motion failed on a roll‑call vote (3 in favor, 11 opposed). A substitute motion to table passed by voice; HB 550 was tabled in committee.
- House Bill 586: The committee adopted a technical amendment (which narrowed the bill and addressed federal safety standards) and then voted to do‑pass as amended; HB 586 will proceed to second reading.
- House Bill 731: Committee adopted an amendment changing permitted short‑term tie‑down parking from 10 hours to 1 hour (conceptual amendment), then passed HB 731 as twice amended (do‑pass). Outcome: HB 731 advanced to the House floor as amended.
- House Bill 708: The committee approved a do‑pass voice vote; HB 708 will move to second reading.
- House Bill 773: After testimony and discussion the committee moved to table HB 773 during executive action.
- House Bill 672: Committee voted to report HB 672 do‑pass to the House floor; sponsor emphasized required stakeholder rulemaking ahead of the effective date.
- House Bill 739: Committee approved HB 739 as amended (roll‑call recorded 14‑0 in favor) and will forward it to second reading.
Motions and recorded tallies from the transcript: the roll‑call on HB 550 produced 3 yes and 11 no (motion failed). HB 739 recorded a roll call showing 14 yes, 0 no on final passage in committee. Several other votes were taken by voice; proxies were recorded for members not present on many voice votes.
These committee actions will result in several bills appearing for further consideration on the House floor on second reading; others were tabled for rework or withdrawn from further action at this time.
