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House Judiciary executive action: committee adopts and rejects several bills and amendments
Summary
During executive action the committee considered amendments and final motions on numerous bills. Key outcomes recorded on the floor include: amendment to HB288 passed then the bill failed, HB322 passed as amended, HB325 and HB332 passed, HB344 passed as amended, HB365 passed, HB371 passed as amended, HJ10 passed (biological males in girls' sports), and HJ9 passed (support for Israel).
The House Judiciary Committee moved into executive action and recorded votes and roll calls on a series of bills and amendments. Below are the principal outcomes the committee recorded in its session transcript.
- HB288 (amendment and final): An amendment to HB288 (amendment explanation on pages 5–6) was approved by roll call, "12 in favor, 8 against" (committee recorded at the amendment vote). Later, the full amended HB288 failed on final passage by roll call, recorded as "7 in favor and 13 opposed"; the committee tabled the bill afterward.
- HB322: Committee adopted an amendment to change seat numbers and effective dates (amendment passed by roll call); the committee later passed HB322 (recorded tally: 12 in favor, 8 opposed).
- HB325: Passed by voice vote following discussion; the committee reported HB325 do pass.
- HB332 (Youth Court Act revisions): Passed on roll call (recorded tally: 16 in favor, 4 opposed).
- HB344 (DUI/statutory amendments): An amendment (struck urine testing and adjusted blood thresholds) passed by roll call (14 in favor, 6 opposed); the committee then passed HB344 as amended (15 in favor, 5 opposed recorded).
- HB365 (award of costs/legislative conduct): An offered amendment failed (8 in favor, 12 opposed), but the main bill later passed on roll call (12 in favor, 8 opposed) after debate.
- HB371 (gene-based vaccine restriction with medical carve-outs): An amendment carving out gene-therapy products for treatment of disease passed (12 in favor, 8 opposed); the committee recorded final passage of HB371 as amended (12 in favor, 8 opposed).
- HJ10 (policy position on school sports): The committee recorded HJ10 as passed (12 in favor, 8 opposed) stating the resolution that biological males should not be allowed to play girls' sports.
- HJ9 (resolution supporting Israel): The committee adopted HJ9 by roll call (recorded as 17 in favor, 3 opposed) supporting Israel's right to exist and condemning antisemitic violence.
These results are drawn from the committee transcript roll-call and voice-vote records. The transcript includes roll-call tallies and amendment texts; the committee asked staff to provide and distribute amendments during executive action and relied on Ms. Weiss (staff) to explain amendment language and fiscal implications.
