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Senate President Signs SB 2002, One-Time Behavioral Health Appropriations, Returns Bill for Enrolling
Summary
A bill appropriating one-time funds for behavioral health (SB 2002) was transmitted by the House, signed by the Senate president in open session and returned to staff for enrolling after the chief clerk reported the House had passed it.
The House transmitted Senate Bill 2002, described in the clerk's communication as a one-time appropriations bill for behavioral health authored by Senator A. Christiansen. Chief Clerk Megan S. Allen informed the Senate that the bill had been passed by the House and signed by the Speaker, and it was transmitted to the Senate for the president's signature.
"Respectfully, Megan S. Allen, chief clerk," the chief clerk reported on the House communication. The presiding officer signed SB 2002 in open session and returned the measure to staff for enrolling, as noted on the floor.
The transcript records the transmission, the president's signing in open session and the return of the measure to clerical staff for enrollment. The floor exchange did not include additional debate about the bill's amounts, funding sources or program details; those details were not specified on the Senate floor during this session.
Procedurally, signing and enrolling completes the chamber's formal action on the measure and advances it toward final enrollment and any remaining enrollment or delivery steps with the House.
