House introduces a dozen bills on topics from cyber security to cannabis; referrals assigned
January 10, 2026 | HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative , Vermont
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Clerk announcements on the floor listed 12 bills for introduction; each received its first reading and was referred to committee as follows.
- H.626 (voyeurism and disclosure of explicit images without consent) — referred to Judiciary. Introduced by Representative Arsenal (Williston) and others.
- H.627 (crime victims' rights in forensic cases) — referred to Judiciary. Introduced by Representative Rachelson (Burlington) and Representative Arsenal (Williston).
- H.628 (domestic abuse orders of protection) — referred to Judiciary. Introduced by Representative Arsenal (Williston).
- H.629 (judgments issued by the Family Division of the Superior Court) — referred to Judiciary. Introduced by Representative Wallona (South Burlington).
- H.630 (minimum security standards for connected devices) — referred to Commerce and Economic Development. Introduced by Representative Rachelson (Burlington).
- H.631 (energy storage goals) — referred to Energy and Digital Infrastructure. Introduced by Representatives Campbell (St. Johnsbury) and James (Manchester).
- H.632 (miscellaneous environmental amendments) — referred to Environment. Introduced by Representative Sheldon (Middlebury).
- H.633 (municipal vote on cannabis retail operations) — referred to Government Operations & Military Affairs. Introduced by Representative Wozesak (Berry City).
- H.634 (consumption of cannabis in prohibited places) — referred to Government Operations & Military Affairs. Introduced by Representative Wozesak (Berry City).
- H.635 (eliminating Department of Corrections supervisory fees) — referred to Corrections and Institutions. Introduced by Representative Hedrick (Burlington).
- H.636 (independent monitoring board for body‑worn camera footage) — referred to Government Operations & Military Affairs. Introduced by Representative Rachelson (Burlington).
- H.637 (operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or other substances) — referred to Judiciary. Introduced by Representatives Goodnow (Brattleboro) and Malone (South Burlington).
These items were announced in succession and assigned to the committees named above; no floor debate on the merits of the introduced bills was recorded during the session.
- H.626 (voyeurism and disclosure of explicit images without consent) — referred to Judiciary. Introduced by Representative Arsenal (Williston) and others.
- H.627 (crime victims' rights in forensic cases) — referred to Judiciary. Introduced by Representative Rachelson (Burlington) and Representative Arsenal (Williston).
- H.628 (domestic abuse orders of protection) — referred to Judiciary. Introduced by Representative Arsenal (Williston).
- H.629 (judgments issued by the Family Division of the Superior Court) — referred to Judiciary. Introduced by Representative Wallona (South Burlington).
- H.630 (minimum security standards for connected devices) — referred to Commerce and Economic Development. Introduced by Representative Rachelson (Burlington).
- H.631 (energy storage goals) — referred to Energy and Digital Infrastructure. Introduced by Representatives Campbell (St. Johnsbury) and James (Manchester).
- H.632 (miscellaneous environmental amendments) — referred to Environment. Introduced by Representative Sheldon (Middlebury).
- H.633 (municipal vote on cannabis retail operations) — referred to Government Operations & Military Affairs. Introduced by Representative Wozesak (Berry City).
- H.634 (consumption of cannabis in prohibited places) — referred to Government Operations & Military Affairs. Introduced by Representative Wozesak (Berry City).
- H.635 (eliminating Department of Corrections supervisory fees) — referred to Corrections and Institutions. Introduced by Representative Hedrick (Burlington).
- H.636 (independent monitoring board for body‑worn camera footage) — referred to Government Operations & Military Affairs. Introduced by Representative Rachelson (Burlington).
- H.637 (operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or other substances) — referred to Judiciary. Introduced by Representatives Goodnow (Brattleboro) and Malone (South Burlington).
These items were announced in succession and assigned to the committees named above; no floor debate on the merits of the introduced bills was recorded during the session.
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