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Georgia House lists dozens of bills for consideration, adopts order of business and adjourns until Jan. 15
Summary
The Georgia House convened, opened with a chaplain’s prayer, the clerk read long lists of first- and second-reading bills across education, health, taxation and local government, the House adopted the day’s order and several privileged resolutions, and adjourned until Thursday, Jan. 15, 2026.
The House of Representatives convened for a brief session on Jan. 14, opened with scripture and a prayer, and then moved through a procedural agenda that included first and second readings of dozens of bills and the adoption of the day’s order of business.
The clerk read multiple measures placed on the calendar for first reading, including House Bill 950—an act to amend O.C.G.A. §22-7-71 relating to immunization of students—along with bills addressing insurance, licensing, holidays and taxation. The clerk also read a separate set of bills on second reading touching on subjects from local authorities…
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