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House receives multiple committee reports and places bills on reading calendars
Summary
The House received favorable committee reports across several committees (Political Subdivisions, Natural Resources, Government Operations, Judiciary, Workforce Services, Law Enforcement, Transportation) and placed multiple bills on the second and third-reading calendars.
Throughout the morning session, committee chairs reported favorable recommendations on a range of measures. Highlights from committee reports included:
- Political Subdivisions reported favorably on HB 64 (public water systems amendments) and the report was adopted on the floor. - Natural Resources reported favorably on HB 56 (bowhunter safety) and HB 182 (Air Conservation Act amendments). - Government Operations reported favorably on HB 187 (campaign contribution restrictions), HB 26 (state general obligation bond act, with amendments) and HB 168 (filing midterm vacancies in the legislature). - Judiciary reported favorably on HB 62 (emergency response costs) and the report was adopted on the floor. - Workforce Services and Community & Economic Development reported favorably on HB 14 (tourism promotion) and HB 174 (unemployment insurance fraud amendments); the House adopted the committee report. - Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice and Transportation committees reported favorable recommendations on multiple bills which were then placed on the appropriate calendars.
The Clerk read several Senate messages and first readings earlier in the session. The transcript shows that some bills were placed on the third-reading calendar, and other bills were circled (held) during floor consideration. The excerpt does not include final roll-call tallies for the third-reading votes listed in the committee reports segment.
