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Quick take: other subcommittee actions — strikes, compacts and go‑bys
Summary
The subcommittee stricken HB 451 from the docket, reported the respiratory care compact (HB 575) and permitted several bills to 'go by' for the day; votes and procedural outcomes are listed below.
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Several additional procedural items and compact bills were handled by the Health Professions Subcommittee during the same meeting.
• House Bill 451: At the patron’s request the committee moved to strike HB 451 from the docket; the motion passed on a recorded vote of 9 to 0.
• House Bill 575 (respiratory care compact): Delegate Glass introduced the compact; there was no public testimony and the committee moved to report the bill. The subcommittee recommended HB 575 be reported on a vote of 10 to 0.
• House Bills 209, 782 and 815: The committee agreed to allow HB 209, HB 782 and HB 815 to 'go by' for the day by consent motion; no substantive discussion was recorded for these items in this hearing.
The meeting concluded with the committee adjourning after these procedural actions.
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