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House HHS executive action: committee concurs on multiple Senate bills including child-protection and school-medication bills
Summary
In executive session the House Human Services Committee moved concurrence on a package of Senate bills (including SB206, SB248, SB249, SB251, SB256 (as amended) and SB211); several were concurred by voice vote, and SB248 was recorded on a roll call (13–8).
After hearings the committee entered executive action and considered several concurrence motions. Vice Chair Buttrey moved concurrence on multiple Senate bills; staff summarized each bill's purpose before votes.
Notable outcomes recorded in the transcript: - Senate Bill 206 (revising child abuse and neglect proceedings): moved to concur; voice vote; concurred. - Senate Bill 248 (legislator access to child-abuse investigation records including drug-test results): moved to concur and passed on roll call (recorded as 13 for, 8 nay). - Senate Bill 249 (revising adjudication procedures in child-abuse and neglect cases): moved to concur; roll call recorded; concurred. - Senate Bill 251 and others were also concurred by voice vote. - Senate Bill 256 was amended on the floor (Amendment 256.1.1) and the amendment passed; the bill as amended was concurred in. - Senate Bill 211 (allow nasal-spray epinephrine in schools) was concurred in and assigned a House carrier.
Where a roll call was recorded, the transcript preserves individual member votes and the committee tally. Several items were treated by voice vote and noted as concurred in the minutes. The committee adjourned after executive action.
