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Committee Favorably Reports HB21; Roll Call 9–1
Summary
The House Insurance Committee voted to favorably report HB21 with nine yes votes and one no (Representative Peterson); Representative King moved the favorable report and the chair left the roll open until 2 p.m.
Representative King moved that the committee favorably report House Bill 21 and recommend its passage. The clerk called the roll; Chair Lampton, Vice Chair Craig, Ranking Member Hall, Representatives Barhorst, Cockley, Daniels, Dieter, John, King and Lorenz voted yes; Representative Peterson voted no.
With nine affirmative votes and one negative, the chair announced that HB21 is favorably reported out of committee. The chair also left the roll open until 2 p.m., per committee practice. No debate or amendments were recorded during the roll call portion of the meeting.
The committee did not take further action on other stages of HB21 during this session.
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