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Labor panel votes 'ought not to pass' on domestic‑workers bill after sponsor withdrawal
Summary
The sponsor of LD 17 74 asked the committee not to consider the bill; the Joint Standing Committee on Labor moved and passed a motion 'ought not to pass' during a work session, with the roll call recorded as unanimous of those present.
Chair Representative Amy Rader noted that the sponsor for LD 17 74 (an act to protect domestic workers) had asked the committee not to consider her bill but that members of the public could still provide testimony. No one testified on LD 17 74 at the hearing.
In the subsequent work session Representative Rader moved "ought not to pass" for LD 17 74. Representative Collins seconded the motion and the clerk called the roll. The vote was recorded as unanimous among members present and the committee adopted the motion; the clerk and roll call are recorded in the transcript.
Because the sponsor asked the committee not to proceed, there was no public debate or written testimony heard for the item at this meeting, and the committee sent the recommendation back to the House with a notation of unanimous committee action.
