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Senate transportation panel advances Richmond bill out of committee
Summary
The Senate Transportation, Technology & Legislative Affairs committee voted to move Representative Richmond’s bill out of committee by voice vote; members recorded no opposition during the meeting and the chair scheduled follow-up floor action.
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The Senate Transportation, Technology & Legislative Affairs committee advanced Representative Richmond’s bill out of committee during a brief session, the panel’s chair said.
The chair said there were no questions before asking for a motion. “Motion by Senator Chesterfield, second by Ricky or Jane,” the chair stated, then called for the ayes and declared, “Your bill passes out of committee.” The committee recorded an affirmative response and no opposing votes were announced during the proceeding.
The action clears the measure to proceed from committee for further consideration on the Senate floor. The chair thanked the representative and said they would attempt to carry the bill on the floor, and asked members to note any scheduling conflicts for future calendar planning.
The committee did not enter detailed debate on the bill during the recorded segments, and no amendments or recorded roll-call vote totals were provided in the transcript. The motion and outcome were handled by voice vote and recorded in the meeting as the bill passing out of committee.
