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House Transportation committee reports multiple bills with recommendation
Summary
The House Transportation, Mobility and Infrastructure Committee reported four house bills with recommendation after brief proceedings and roll-call votes; most items drew no extended debate or public testimony.
The House Transportation, Mobility and Infrastructure Committee met and reported four bills with a recommendation to advance, adopting the October 28 minutes at the start of the session.
Representative Preston moved to report House Bill 5,109 with recommendation; a legislative card of support from Karen Johnston of Toyota was read into the record and the clerk called the roll. The chair announced the bill was reported with recommendation. Representative Bonack, Representative Frisbie and Representative Preston subsequently moved to report House Bills 51 10, 51 11 and 51 12, respectively; each motion prevailed after roll-call votes and the bills were reported with recommendation.
Committee members did not request extended debate on the four bills. The proceedings were largely procedural: motions were offered, the clerk conducted roll calls, and the chair announced the outcomes. The reported bills will move forward per legislative rules and be placed for further consideration at the next stage in the House process.
The committee then turned to other agenda items and adjourned at the conclusion of business.
