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Committee advances two licensure measures; HB1963 passed by consent

House Professional Registration and Licensing Committee · February 18, 2026
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Summary

The House Professional Registration and Licensing Committee voted to advance House Bill 19-63 by consent and adopted and advanced a House Committee substitute for House Bill 31-29. Committee members later heard multiple reciprocity bills in public session.

The House Professional Registration and Licensing Committee met Monday and moved two measures forward, recording unanimous or near-unanimous tallies on procedural and substantive motions.

Chairman Knight moved the committee into executive session and put House Bill 19-63 to a vote; the secretary recorded the outcome and the chair announced that the committee had voted to "do pass" the bill. Later in the meeting, the chair asked the committee to return to executive session and vote to "do pass" House Bill 19-63 by consent; the roll call was read as 19 yes, 0 no, and the chair declared, "You have voted due passed by consent, house bill 19 63." (Chairman Knight)

On a separate item, the committee considered a House Committee substitute for House Bill 31-29. The chair moved adoption of the substitute (described in committee as ending in "0.02h") and the substitute was adopted. The committee later voted the committee substitute "do pass;" the roll call as read in the transcript reported 14 yes, 0 no and 2 present.

The committee spent the remainder of its public session hearing testimony on several reciprocity and licensing bills; no additional final floor-bound actions for those items were recorded in the transcript.

The committee adjourned after completing the day’s business.