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Committee Sends Several Bills Forward With Do-Pass Recommendations
Summary
During executive session the committee recommended do-pass for multiple bills including substitute House Bills 24-92, 2,107, 2,151, 2,355 and others; several passed the committee 'subject to signatures' and were referred to rules or appropriations as noted.
The Labor & Commerce Committee took executive action on several bills and recommended many for further consideration.
Committee members moved and the committee voted to advance a number of measures with do-pass recommendations. Among the items the committee advanced were substitute House Bill 24-92 (apprenticeship behavioral health training), Substitute House Bill 2,107, Substitute House Bill 2,151 (factory-built housing rules), Substitute House Bill 23-55 (domestic workers protections), Substitute House Bill 24-71 and others. Committee announcements recorded verbal aye/no calls and several bills were reported as passed "subject to signatures." Where staff provided a fiscal note it was noted in the record.
These committee actions do not itself enact law; bills advanced from committee will be considered in subsequent committee stages or floor action per legislative rules.
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