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Rules Committee approves rule motions, recommits two bills and sets calendar
Summary
The committee passed a rule substitute to House Bill 1199 (LC443431S), recommitted House Bills 1042 and 1226 to Judiciary, moved numerous bills to the calendar under the modified structure and approved House Resolution 1000 before adjourning.
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The House Rules Committee moved multiple bills onto the calendar under a modified structure, approved a rule substitute, and recommitted two bills to committee.
Chair put a motion for a 'do pass' on the rule substitute to House Bill 11 99 (LC443431S); the motion was moved and seconded and the committee recorded no opposition, approving the substitute. The committee also approved motions to recommit House Bill 1042 back to the Judiciary Committee and House Bill 1226 back to Judiciary (noncivil) after motions and seconds with no opposition recorded.
Members moved and seconded a long list of bills for placement on the calendar for the day and for Friday under the modified open-structure procedure; among the items mentioned were House Bills 10 20, 11 80, 10 49, 10 61, 10 86 and others. The rule substitute to HB 11 99 (LC443431S) and House Resolution 1000 were both approved without recorded opposition.
Chair announced scheduling notes: the committee will not meet in the Bridal room, session was expected to start at 9:00 a.m., and a Rules meeting was scheduled for 11:00 a.m. on Monday. The committee adjourned at the close of the meeting.
Votes at a glance: - Rule substitute to House Bill 11 99 (LC443431S): moved and seconded; no opposition recorded (approved). - Recommit House Bill 1042 to Judiciary: motion and second; no opposition recorded (approved). - Recommit House Bill 1226 to Judiciary (noncivil): motion and second; no opposition recorded (approved). - House Resolution 1000: moved and seconded; no opposition recorded (approved).
No roll-call tallies were recorded in the committee transcript; outcomes were recorded by voice vote with no objections.

