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Committee advances two third‑hearing bills to rules committee with no in‑person testimony
Summary
The committee advanced House Bill 44 (law enforcement training) and House Bill 144 (communication‑disability database) to the committee on rules and reference after third hearings with no in‑person testimony.
The Armed Services, Veterans Affairs and Public Safety Committee held third hearings and advanced two bills to the committee on rules and reference without in‑person testimony.
House Bill 44 (Miller), concerning law enforcement training and competitive examinations, received no in‑person testimony; Vice Chair Wilson moved to favorably report the bill, the clerk called the roll, and the committee recorded the votes necessary to advance the measure.
House Bill 144 (Klick and Lorenz), described in the transcript as a measure to enact 'Keith's law' regarding a communication disability database, likewise had no in‑person testimony and was moved forward to the committee on rules and reference.
A committee member asked that, if possible, future notices indicate when bills are expected to be scheduled for a possible vote so interested observers can attend.
Both measures were advanced; no final votes on the full Senate floor were recorded in this transcript.
