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Committee advances three bills in executive session; roll‑call outcomes

House Healthcare and Wellness Committee · February 3, 2026
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Summary

In executive session the House Healthcare and Wellness Committee incorporated amendments and reported three bills out of committee with do‑pass recommendations: substitute House Bill 21 68 (16‑1‑2), substitute House Bill 21 96 (15‑2‑2), and House Bill 25 45 (13‑4‑2).

In executive session the House Healthcare and Wellness Committee moved three bills out with do‑pass recommendations and recorded roll‑call votes.

House Bill 21 68 (ODMAP/location data): Vice Chair Lekanoff moved the substitute with two adopted amendments (amendments 0 7 4 and 0 7 3). Representative Manjaras moved each amendment and both were adopted by voice. Roll call for the substitute recorded 16 ayes, 1 nay and 2 excused; the committee reported the substitute house bill out of committee with a do‑pass recommendation.

House Bill 21 96 (coverage for PANDAS/PANS — proposed substitute): The committee considered an amendment (0 7 0) that would have extended coverage to public plans; that amendment failed. The proposed substitute was then adopted on final passage and reported out with a do‑pass recommendation; staff announced a 15‑aye, 2‑nay, 2‑excused roll‑call result.

House Bill 25 45 (certificates of need for elective percutaneous coronary interventions at ambulatory surgical centers): The committee moved HB 25 45 and, after discussion, reported it out with a do‑pass recommendation. The roll call recorded 13 ayes, 4 nays and 2 excused.

The meeting record shows the committee adjourned after reporting the three bills out of committee; the transcript records which amendments were adopted, the roll‑call tallies, and members expressing both support and caution during debate.