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Votes at a glance: committee passes two measures, tables one and requests guardianship study
Summary
House Health and Human Services concurred in HJR 26 (interim study of guardianship issues), SB 464 (CASA revisions), and SB 468 (child-abuse central registry, as amended); the committee tabled SB 390 after a roll-call opposed concurrence.
House Health and Human Services recorded the following formal committee outcomes during executive action.
HJR 26 — Interim study on guardianship issues: Vice Chair Buttrey moved a do-pass recommendation for House Joint Resolution 26 by Representative Close. Ms. Allen described the resolution as requesting an interim study of guardianship issues with a final report to the seventieth legislature. The committee approved the resolution by voice vote; several members cast proxy ayes.
SB 464 — CASA appointment and duties: The committee adopted amendment 464.2 0.1 and concurred in Senate Bill 464 (revising special-advocate appointment and duties) on a roll-call vote announced as 18 ayes, 3 nays.
SB 468 — Statewide central registry for substantiated child-abuse reports: The committee adopted amendments that revised definitions and added annual DPHHS reporting (see separate article). An amendment to allow expungement applications after five years failed 9–12. The committee concurred in SB 468 as twice amended.
SB 390 — Concurrence and tabling: Representative Kelly moved concurrence in Senate Bill 390. The roll-call on that motion was reported as 9 ayes and 12 nays. Vice Chair Buttrey then successfully moved to table SB 390 by voice vote; the bill was tabled by the committee.
These items will proceed according to the House calendar; committee carriers for some passed bills were not named at adjournment.
