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Committee sets calendar, recommits bill to Governmental Affairs and advances multiple items
Summary
The committee accepted a rule substitute for HB 907, recommitted House Bill 1066 to Governmental Affairs, and moved several bills (including HB 57, HB 383, HB 903, HB 986, HR 251) onto the calendar for the next day; motions were moved, seconded, and recorded as without opposition.
During the session the committee conducted routine procedural business. Secretary Kelly moved that House Bill 1066 be recommitted to the Governmental Affairs Committee; the motion was seconded and the Chair directed the bill be returned to Governmental Affairs. The committee also set a calendar for the next day and approved putting multiple items on the calendar, with motions moved and seconded and no recorded opposition for the listed items.
The items explicitly mentioned as moved onto the calendar included House Bill 57, House Bill 383, House Bill 903, House Bill 907 (rule substitute LC492636S already accepted), House Bill 986, and House Resolution 251. The Chair announced the committee would meet the following morning at 9:00 a.m. and adjourned the meeting.
What happens next: The transcript records procedural placement and recommit but does not provide substantive debate or final floor action for the listed bills within these segments.
