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Appropriations committee executive actions: key amendments and votes (selected)
Summary
During executive actions the committee amended and voted on multiple bills. Notable outcomes in this transcript: House Bill 919 passed to the floor (22–1); HB 836 passed as amended (18–5); HB 874 was tabled unanimously; other bills (HB 528, HB 499, HB 848, HB 936, HB 931) were amended or passed as noted in the record.
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The committee completed an extended executive‑action session with numerous roll‑call and voice votes on amendments and motions. Selected outcomes recorded in the transcript include:
- House Bill 919: amendment adopted and the bill "passes to the floor" with 22 votes in favor and 1 opposed (roll call recorded; committee recorded the outcome as passage to the floor). (Committee record indicates the final passage to the floor at the roll‑call conclusion.)
- House Bill 836: sponsor amendments (including fiscal adjustments) were adopted and the motion to pass as amended carried (18–5 on final roll call). The sponsor said the revised appropriation request was changed from $50,000,000 to $6,000,000 in response to committee questions.
- House Bill 874: the sponsor asked to table the bill; the motion to table was adopted by voice vote and the bill was sent to the table.
- House Bill 528 and others (multiple tax and budget bills): the transcript shows a sequence of amendment votes and close roll calls; HB 528 moved forward after amendment as recorded in the roll‑call tallies.
- House Bill 848: the committee adopted a sunset amendment (six‑year termination clause), among other edits, and passed the bill as amended to the floor for further consideration.
This transcript shows the committee using standard procedures: divided questions to isolate amendment components, roll‑call votes for contested items and voice votes where matters were unanimous. The record documents roll‑call tallies (votes in favor, opposed and proxies) for many items and records final dispositions when votes concluded. Members asked for clarifying fund‑source details on amendments that changed funding sources.
