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Senate reads four House bills for first consideration, refers them to committees
Summary
The Senate clerk read the titles of four House bills — H.247 (occupational therapy licensure compact), H.563 (criminal motor‑vehicle offenses), H.649 (Truth and Reconciliation Commission), and H.801 (Waterbury charter) — and referred each to the appropriate Senate committee for further review.
The Vermont Senate completed routine first readings of four bills passed by the House and referred them to committees for consideration.
Clerk’s reading and referrals
- H.247, an act regarding Vermont's adoption of the occupational therapy licensure compact, was read and referred to the Committee on Health and Welfare.
- H.563, an act relating to criminal motor‑vehicle offenses (including unlawful trespass, theft or unauthorized operation), was read and referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
- H.649, an act relating to the Vermont Truth and Reconciliation Commission, was read and referred to the Committee on Government Operations.
- H.801, an act relating to approval of the adoption of the charter of the town of Waterbury, was read and referred to the Committee on Government Operations.
These were procedural first readings; no committee reports or floor debate on the merits of these bills were recorded in the transcript excerpt.
