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House introduces three bills on EMS, dental leases and vehicle ID; refers each to committees and adjourns
Summary
During a brief session, the House introduced three bills — on emergency medical services access, third‑party dental lease agreements, and automated vehicle identification — referred each to standing committees, and adjourned until Wednesday, January 28 at 9 a.m.
The House reconvened and heard introductions for three bills before adjourning. Unidentified Speaker 2 read the bill titles and sponsors; Unidentified Speaker 1 announced committee referrals.
Unidentified Speaker 2 introduced "House bill 10 69," described as by representatives "for Anne Stewart Kaye" and Senator Mullica and concerning increasing the availability of emergency medical services. Unidentified Speaker 1 said the measure "will be assigned to the committee on health and human services."
The chamber then heard "House bill 10 70," introduced by Representatives Hartzick and Brown and Senators Judah and Frizzell, described as concerning third‑party network lease agreements for dental services. Unidentified Speaker 1 assigned that bill to the Committee on Health and Human Services.
Unidentified Speaker 2 also introduced "House bill 10 71," by Representative Morrow, concerning allowing a local government to locate an automated vehicle identification system on an interstate highway. Unidentified Speaker 1 said the bill "will be assigned to the Committee on Transportation, Housing and Local Government."
Later in the session 'Madam majority leader' rose and, addressing the presiding officer, said, "Madam speaker, I move that the House stand in adjournment until Wednesday, January 28 at 9AM." Unidentified Speaker 1 then stated, "The House is adjourned until 9AM on Wednesday, January 28." The transcript does not record a roll‑call vote or a named second; the motion was announced as adopted by the presiding officer and the chamber stood adjourned to the stated date and time.
No committee testimony, debate on the merits, or recorded votes on the bills appear in the transcript. The session record provided here does not specify the year or the chamber’s jurisdiction; committee assignments and bill titles are reported verbatim from the available text.
