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House passes wide slate of bills on Crossover day; dozens approved in late session
Summary
The House moved a large third‑reading calendar on March 11, approving a wide range of bills by roll calls and voice votes, from public‑health measures and county licensing changes to consumer protections and studies; several bills drew extended floor debate and are noted below.
The House convened March 11 for a long floor session and advanced a large third‑reading calendar, approving dozens of bills on the consent and third‑reading calendars.
Most items were dispatched with brief floor explanation followed by roll call. Bills passed included measures on mail theft, student device policies, county licenses and permit changes, expanded authority for health and pharmacy services, and studies on climate change and emergency management. Where delegates requested explanation, floor leaders and committee chairs described amendments and implementation details before the…
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