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Rules Committee adopts several substitutes and reports a slate of bills by roll call
Summary
During a lengthy session the House Rules Committee adopted multiple H‑1 (and H‑3) substitutes and reported numerous bills with recommendation, with many motions carried by roll-call tallies (commonly 9–0); several technical and procedural amendments were recorded without extended debate.
Over the course of the meeting, the House Rules Committee moved and adopted numerous substitutes and reported several bills with committee recommendation. Actions included adoption of substitute H‑1s and H‑3s across a series of bills, and recorded votes typically showed unanimous support among members present.
Notable procedural actions recorded in the meeting included the adoption and reporting of substitute H‑1 for House Bill 4,910 (9–0), reporting of several bills where the clerk recorded 9 yeas and 0 nays, adoption and reporting of substitute H‑1 for House Bill 48‑96 with a roll call of 6 yays, 0 nays and 3 pass on one item, and adoption of substitute H‑3 for House Bill 40‑925 which removed certain reporting requirements and added an 18‑month effective date. Committee members also moved to excuse absent members and adjourned by unanimous consent.
The committee did not debate every item at length in this hearing; many motions were procedural and carried by roll call. The committee read a number of written-support cards into the record for multiple bills.
