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Senate Transportation Committee reports several bills to rules and reference
Summary
The committee favorably reported House Bill 56, House Bill 171 and Senate Bill 189 to the committee on rules and reference by unanimous roll-call votes; the panel also concluded hearings on Senate Bill 97 and Senate Bill 180 (written testimony noted).
The Senate Transportation Committee took a series of procedural actions and votes during the session.
Vice Chair Schaeffer moved to favorably report House Bill 56 to the committee on rules and reference; the clerk called the roll and all recorded members voted "yes." The committee referred House Bill 56 to rules and reference. Written testimony from Ed Zachary of the Medina County Veterans Service office was noted.
Vice Chair Schaeffer then moved to favorably report House Bill 171 to the committee on rules and reference; the clerk recorded unanimous "yes" votes and the measure was referred. The record notes written testimony from Larry Lukey.
Later, Vice Chair Schaeffer moved to report Senate Bill 189 to the committee on rules and reference. The clerk recorded unanimous "yes" votes and Senate Bill 189 was referred to rules and reference.
The chair asked whether anyone wished to testify on Senate Bill 97; seeing none, the committee concluded the second hearing on that bill with no testimony. For Senate Bill 180, members were directed to written testimony from Mason Sisk (Association of Unmanned Vehicle Systems International) and the committee concluded the second hearing.
Each favorable report was recorded by roll call in committee; the recorded tallies in the hearing were unanimous 'yes' votes among present members.
