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Rules Committee advances routine housekeeping and sets calendars for Thursday and Friday

Georgia House Rules Committee · February 19, 2026
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Summary

The Rules Committee approved a rule substitute for the IRC conformity bill (HB 1199) and set modified calendars for Thursday and Friday, and recommitted two bills back to Judiciary; most actions were carried by voice without recorded roll‑call votes.

The Georgia House Rules Committee used its meeting to advance routine and procedural items and to set the chamber's calendar for the coming days.

The committee considered a rule substitute to House Bill 1199 (the annual Internal Revenue Code conformity bill, LC443431S). The chair moved the rule substitute and, with no opposition voiced, the substitute was advanced by voice vote.

The panel also approved multiple calendar motions under the committee's modified structure, placing several bills on Thursday and Friday calendars (including bills listed as 10‑27, 11‑61, 11‑80, 11‑81 and others identified on the blue sheet). The chair recorded motions to recommit House Bill 1042 and House Bill 1226 to the Judiciary Committee; both motions were moved, seconded and recommitted with no opposition recorded.

Committee announcements closed the meeting; the chair said there will be no morning Rules meeting the following day and that a Rules meeting is scheduled at 11 a.m. Monday before adjourning.