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Committee approves bill to end single-copy sales and require electronic bills (HB110)

Legislative Administration · January 20, 2025
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Summary

House Bill 110, which would eliminate the legislative service division's charge for single printed copies of bills and require electronic versions and a subscription service, passed the Legislative Administration committee by unanimous voice vote; proxies were recorded for three members.

House Bill 110 would require the Legislative Services Division to provide electronic versions of bills, resolutions and amendments and eliminate the requirement to sell single printed copies, instead providing a subscription service for access to status sheets.

A committee member moved HB110 do pass. The committee took a voice vote and the chair declared "the ayes have it." The clerk recorded proxies for Representatives Kametz, Falk and Carlin; the clerk reported the vote as unanimous and reported HB110 as passed.

The bill was advanced from the committee by voice vote; the record notes proxies for members who voted aye by proxy.