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House Taxation Committee advances four bills unanimously in executive action

House Taxation Committee · January 9, 2025
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Summary

In executive action the committee moved HB17, HB22, HB16 and HB18 (as amended) out of committee, each passed by recorded voice vote with staff reporting 20 ayes and 0 nays.

After a brief recess the House Taxation Committee returned for executive action on four bills. Committee members moved each bill to pass; voice votes were recorded and staff reported a 20–0 tally for each measure.

House Bill 17: A motion was made to "do pass" HB17 and the committee voted to advance the bill. Committee staff recorded 20 ayes and 0 nays; proxies for several members were noted.

House Bill 22: Committee moved HB22 to pass by voice vote. Staff reported 20 ayes and 0 nays.

House Bill 16: After brief discussion about the bill's scope and a provision described as preventing "double dipping," the committee moved HB16 to pass; vote recorded 20–0.

House Bill 18: Representative Thane moved an amendment to HB18 to remove a dated phrase that would have limited the distribution formula to bentonite mines in operation before 2005; the amendment passed by voice vote and proxies (20–0). Thane then moved HB18 as amended and the committee passed the amended bill with a 20–0 tally.

Committee staff requested that official vote totals be recorded in staff reports for floor consideration. The meeting adjourned after scheduling future hearings.