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House Fish, Wildlife and Parks Committee advances several bills, tables others after Jan. 30 executive session
Summary
In executive action the committee tabled HB101, tabled HB134 by voice after a failed do-pass vote, and advanced HB146, HB175, HB202 (as amended) and HB219 to the full House; roll-call tallies were recorded for several items.
After hearings the committee returned for executive business and took votes on multiple measures.
Key outcomes:
- HB101: Motion to table carried on roll call (12 aye, 8 no). Vice Chair Hinkle initially moved to reconsider prior actions; Representative Perry moved to table; the roll-call result was 12–8 in favor of tabling.
- HB134 (rewards and reward permits): A motion to do pass failed on roll call (7 aye, 13 no). The committee then voted by voice to table HB134, and the chair declared the motion to table unanimous.
- HB146 (migratory game bird license fee changes): Passed committee by unanimous voice vote and will advance to the floor.
- HB175 (annual public report on hunting district data): Passed committee by unanimous voice vote and will advance to the floor.
- HB202 (unlawful use of aircraft/unmanned aerial vehicles for hunting): Committee adopted an amendment unanimously and then passed the bill as amended by unanimous voice vote.
- HB219 (reimbursement for lawful wolf harvest costs): Passed on roll call (12 aye, 8 no) and will advance to the floor.
Several motions and roll calls are recorded in the transcript; the committee adjourned after completing executive actions.
