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Regulatory Reform committee reports House Bills 4757 and 4758 on liquor control code

Committee on Regulatory Reform · December 10, 2024
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Summary

The Committee on Regulatory Reform voted to report House Bills 4757 and 4758 (liquor control code) with recommendation. HB 4757 was reported 'as amended as a new substitute'; both measures were recorded with unanimous tallies announced by the clerk.

The Committee on Regulatory Reform voted unanimously to report two liquor-control bills to the next stage, the panel recorded.

Representative Aragona moved to report House Bill 4757 with recommendation; the clerk called the roll and the tally was announced as 14 yays, 0 nays and 0 passes. The clerk recorded HB 4757 as "reported with recommendation as amended as a new substitute." Representative Liberati then moved to report House Bill 4758 with recommendation; the clerk again called the roll and announced 14 yays, 0 nays and 0 passes, and recorded HB 4758 as reported with recommendation.

Both bills were introduced earlier in the meeting as changes to the liquor control code by Representative Steckloff and Representative Filler. The transcript records no extended debate on either measure at the committee level; members cast their votes during the roll calls called by the clerk.

The committee chair closed the business portion of the meeting and thanked staff. "I can honestly say this has been an honor and a privilege for me to chair this committee," the chair said before adjourning.