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House Finance Committee accepts substitute for House Bill 476, schedules possible vote
Summary
The House Finance Committee accepted a substitute to House Bill 476 after a motion by Vice Chair Davila; the committee chair said members have 4–5 days to submit feedback and the panel is ‘looking at potentially a vote’ next Tuesday. Written testimony is available on members’ iPads.
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The House Finance Committee accepted a substitute to House Bill 476 on a motion by Vice Chair Davila and set the possibility of a committee vote next Tuesday.
Vice Chair Davila moved to amend House Bill 476 "with substitute bill 2,330 six-one," and told the committee that "the substitute bill makes changes based off continued conversations between the sponsors, offices, and others. And the comp doc is on everyone's iPads." The chair asked if there were any objections; hearing none, the substitute was accepted and made part of the record.
The committee chair said the panel "are looking at potentially a vote on this bill next Tuesday for finance committee" and urged members to submit questions, concerns or proposed amendments over the next four to five days. The chair also said an amendment from Representative Glassburn is intended to be included in the final product.
Earlier in the session the committee approved the minutes of the previous meeting without objection and the clerk's roll call established that a quorum was present. The chair noted there is written testimony on members' iPads that has been submitted for the record.
The committee adjourned after accepting the substitute. There was no formal roll-call vote on the substitute during this session; the chair signaled a possible formal vote at the panel's next scheduled meeting.
