Committee reports three bills by unanimous roll call
Summary
The House Health Policy Committee reported three bills by unanimous roll call: HB 4901 (referred to rules), HB 5102 (reported to the floor with recommendation), and HB 5313 (referred to rules). Each motion passed 16–0 according to the clerk's roll calls in the transcript.
The committee took three formal actions near the end of the meeting. Representative Saint Germain moved to report House Bill 4901 with a recommendation that it be referred to the committee on rules; the clerk recorded a roll-call vote of 16 yays, 0 nays and the motion prevailed.
Representative Tisdale moved to report House Bill 5102 to the floor with recommendation; the clerk recorded a roll-call vote of 16 yays, 0 nays and the motion prevailed.
Representative DeBoer moved to report House Bill 5313 with recommendation that it be referred to the committee on rules; the clerk recorded 16 yays, 0 nays and the motion prevailed.
The transcript records the clerk reading members' names and unanimous "Yes" responses; specific vote tallies in the record were 16 yays, 0 nays, 0 pass for each motion. The motions were recorded as prevailing and the bills were referred or reported as described above.
Next steps: The bills proceed per the clerk's directions (referred to rules or reported to the floor); the transcript shows unanimous committee support at the time of these motions.
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