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Votes at a glance: Senate Finance and Claims concurs on seven House bills
Summary
The committee concurred on seven House bills during the session, including unanimous/proxy voice‑vote concurrences on several and recorded roll‑call concurrences on bills with notable fiscal or policy impact; details and outcomes are listed below.
During executive action the Senate Finance and Claims Committee concurred in the following House bills (outcomes as recorded in committee):
- House Bill 40 (DEQ fee account split): Motion to concur agreed (voice/proxy); committee concurred.
- House Bill 55 (public utility resource‑planning / RFP/IRP changes): Motion to concur agreed (voice/proxy); committee concurred.
- House Bill 56 (ambulance provider assessment): Concurred on roll call; tally reported as 14 yes, 8 no.
- House Bill 85 (pension/ADEC repeal for law‑enforcement retirement systems): Concurred on roll call; tally reported as 13 yes, 9 no.
- House Bill 117 (criminal justice data warehouse): Committee adopted a technical amendment (HB117.002) correcting appropriation proration and interest retention language; concurrence recorded as amended.
- House Bill 145 (increase nonresident base hunting license fee): Motion to concur agreed (voice/proxy); committee concurred.
- House Bill 182 ($5 million grant funding for senior citizen centers): Concurred on roll call; tally reported 17 yes, 5 no.
- House Bill 267 ("Bobby's Law," aggravated DUI mandatory minimum): Motion to concur agreed (voice/proxy); committee concurred.
- House Bill 281 (statutory appropriation for reinsurance program): Motion to concur agreed (voice/proxy); committee concurred.
- House Bill 341 (traumatic brain injury funding, initial appropriation and $1 vehicle registration opt‑out fee): Motion to concur agreed (voice/proxy); committee concurred.
Several votes were taken by roll call where recorded tallies appear above; other items were agreed by voice with proxies assumed. Where a roll call was recorded, the transcript includes the recorded yes/no votes by senator name or proxy notation.
This summary reflects committee executive actions recorded in the transcript and is intended as a concise reference for floor managers and reporters.
