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Rules Committee Adopts Resolution Setting Pre-Session Filing Deadlines
Summary
The Rules Committee suspended rules to consider and adopt Senate Concurrent Resolution 209, which sets deadlines for pre-session filing of legislative measures for the 2027 session; the motion to suspend the rules and the adoption both passed on roll call.
The Senate Rules Committee voted to suspend its rules to consider Senate Concurrent Resolution 209 and then adopted the resolution, which establishes deadlines for pre-session filing of legislative measures for the 2027 regular session.
Members agreed to suspend the usual one-hour notice requirement so the resolution could be considered immediately. Committee staff summarized SCR 209 as a procedural measure setting timelines for pre-session filings; no public testimony was offered. The committee adopted the resolution on a roll call and the chair said she would carry the measure.
What's next: SCR 209 will be carried from the Rules Committee to the floor for further consideration.
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