Conference committee reconciles House–Senate changes to state property inventory bill
A three-on-three conference committee met March 10 to reconcile House and Senate versions of a bill creating an inventory of state properties that could be converted to housing. Lawmakers agreed to remove ambiguous "state leased" language, change reporting to annual, and add a five-year tracking provision mirroring the governor’s executive order.
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A three-on-three conference committee of House and Senate members met March 10 to reconcile differences in a bill referred to in the session as “age 50,” which would require an inventory of state properties for possible conversion to housing. Representative Wayne Harrison (Wyndham District) opened the meeting and said the panel convened to review Senate changes returned to the House and to craft agreed language for a final bill.
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