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Business, Labor committee advances four bills, adopts amendments and records roll‑call votes
Summary
After hearings, the Senate Business, Labor, and Economic Affairs committee took executive action to move House Bill 195 and Senate bills 74, 244 and 208 out of committee; amendments were adopted for SB 74 and SB 244 and roll‑call votes were recorded for SB 74 (8–3) and SB 208 (7–4).
After two public hearings the committee moved to executive action on four bills.
House Bill 195: A motion was made to concur; the committee voice vote was recorded and the chair announced the bill passes the Senate Business and Labor committee to move to the floor.
Senate Bill 74: Committee members moved an amendment (SB 74.001) that removed a third‑party reference in the definition related to controlling beneficial owners; the amendment was adopted and the bill, as amended, passed committee. A roll call yielded eight ayes and three no votes; the chair announced SB 74 will move to the floor.
Senate Bill 244: An amendment (SB 244.001) incorporating recommended changes from the hearing was offered and adopted by voice vote; the bill passed committee to move on to the floor.
Senate Bill 208: Committee members discussed a technical change revising the definition of "dependent child" in the retirement system for certain public safety employees. After discussion the bill passed committee by roll call, 7 ayes to 4 noes, and will go to the floor.
The committee adjourned following the executive actions. Recorded votes and amendments are in the committee packet and were announced on the record during the proceeding.
