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Committee favorably reports House Resolution 243 after unanimous vote

Legislative committee · November 13, 2025
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Summary

A legislative committee favorably reported House Resolution 243 in a unanimous 7-0 roll-call vote at its third hearing; members were asked to sign the committee report and note cosponsorship. Written testimony from Adjutant General Matthew Woodruff was entered for the record.

A legislative committee favorably reported House Resolution 243 and recommended its passage after a roll-call vote that recorded seven yes votes and no opposition.

The chair called the resolution forward for its third hearing and noted the committee had received written testimony from Adjutant General Matthew Woodruff. Vice Chair Matthews moved to "favorably report House Resolution 243 and recommend its passage," and the clerk conducted a roll-call vote. Chair Richardson, Vice Chair Matthews, Ranking Member Lawson Rowe, Representative De Villa, Representative Holmes, Representative Moore and Representative Thomas each answered "Yes." The chair announced the motion carried 7-0.

The chair reminded members to sign the committee report before leaving and asked members who wished to cosponsor the resolution to mark their signatures with a star. The chair also noted that Representative Gumbari was unavailable for the vote and expressed disappointment that he could not attend.

The committee concluded the third hearing on House Resolution 243 and adjourned. No further debate or amendments were recorded in the transcript.

Written testimony from the Adjutant General was included in the meeting materials for members' review; the testimony was entered into the record but not read aloud during the session.