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Subcommittee Strikes House Bill 202 by Voice Vote
Summary
At the start of the session, members moved to strike House Bill 202 at the patron’s request. The clerk recorded the roll and the motion to strike passed 7–0.
Early in the Friday session the chair recognized Delegate Griffin, who told the committee his bill needed more work and would likely not be ready by the end of session. The committee entertained a motion to strike the bill. An unidentified member moved to strike, the motion was seconded and, after the clerk opened and closed the roll, the motion to strike House Bill 202 passed by a recorded vote of 7–0.
No substantive testimony or debate on the bill’s merits was recorded in the transcript excerpt provided; the action was procedural and reflected the patron’s request that the measure be removed from further consideration in this subcommittee.
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