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House approves dozens of bills on consent calendar; members record multiple no votes
Summary
The Hawaii House of Representatives advanced a broad consent calendar May 5, approving many house bills on third reading by voice vote while several members recorded reservations or no votes on dozens of measures.
The Hawaii House of Representatives on May 5 approved a large group of bills on the consent calendar, moving numerous standing committee reports and accompanying house bills forward by voice vote while several representatives recorded reservations or no votes.
Floor manager Representative Morikawa moved to suspend the rules to consider certain house bills for third reading on the consent calendar; Representative Garcia seconded and the motion carried. Morikawa later read the measures and said the majority members voted aye with enumerated exceptions listed aloud by…
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