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House committee records multiple executive actions: concurrence and tabling on several Senate bills
Summary
During executive action the committee considered amendments and concurrence motions on several Senate bills: an amendment on SB 180 passed but a motion to table SB 180 was adopted; the committee concurred in SB 296, SB 435 (as amended) and SB 524, with recorded proxy and roll-call votes on several items.
The House Health and Human Services Committee moved into executive action after hearings and considered several Senate bills.
On Senate Bill 180 (custody and best-interest determinations), the committee voted on an amendment and recorded 17-4 in favor with proxies recorded; subsequently a substitute motion to table the bill passed on a roll-call tally that the clerk recorded as 12 for and 9 against, and the chair noted that SB 180 was placed on the table.
The committee then took concurrence actions on other Senate bills. Senate Bill 296 was moved and concurred in with amendments following discussion and a voice vote. Senate Bill 435 was amended in committee to add emergency-care-provider language and cross-references; the amendment passed and final concurrence was recorded (roll-call proxies were read). The committee also concurred in Senate Bill 524 by voice vote with proxy votes recorded.
Roll-call and proxy votes were announced aloud for multiple items; the committee adjourned after completing executive action.
