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Judiciary Committee moves multiple bills to executive session and records several ITL and consent votes
Summary
During an extended executive session the committee handled multiple motions: it entered executive session, recorded 'ought to pass' and consent motions on several bills (including SB460 and Amendment 0267 accepted), and made ITL or interim-study motions on several other bills (including bills on school loitering, marijuana/ATC issues, and SB512), with voice votes recorded.
After public testimony the Judiciary Committee went into executive session and recorded a number of procedural and substantive actions.
Recorded actions in the transcript include a motion to enter executive session (voice vote, SEG 2185), a motion described as “ought to pass” for an item identified as 460 and subsequent consent motions that passed by voice votes (SEG 2191 onward), adoption of Amendment 0267 and passage of the related bill as amended (voice votes at SEG 2263–2269), and multiple ITL (inexpedient to legislate) or interim-study motions for other bills (for example, ITL on a school-loitering bill and on other measures including a bill on marijuana/alternative treatment centers and SB512 subsequently sent to interim study). The transcript records aye/nay voice votes but does not include full roll-call tallies for all motions.
The committee closed executive session and returned to public session after making the recorded motions; several bills were set for further consideration or study rather than immediate floor passage.
