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Committee on Rules and Legislative Administration adopts calendar for April 9, 2025, sets pre-filing requirement for amendments

Committee on Rules and Legislative Administration · April 7, 2026
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Summary

The Committee on Rules and Legislative Administration approved minutes as amended and adopted a calendar placing five bills on the April 9, 2025 calendar, establishing a pre-filing deadline for amendments under committee rules 1.21 and 3.33.

The Committee on Rules and Legislative Administration met and approved its minutes as amended before adopting a calendar that places five bills on the schedule for Thursday, April 9, 2025, and establishes a pre-filing requirement for amendments.

Representative Schultz moved adoption of the minutes with a requested correction to the spelling of a name, asking the committee to "add a t to the end of Elliot" beneath the excused line; the chair called for a voice vote and the minutes were approved as amended.

The chair then proposed calendaring five bills for April 9 and moved adoption of the calendar "pursuant to rule 1.21 and 3.33." The bills read into the record were House File 3516 (Schumacher), House File 3528 (Sexton), House File 3718 (Anderson PH), Senate File 3402 (Verneig) and Senate File 3602 (NSCA). A member expressed support for the calendar and the committee adopted it by voice vote; the chair announced the motion prevailed.

The chair reminded members that, under rule 3.33, a pre-filing deadline for amendments to those bills is in effect. The committee concluded its agenda and adjourned.

The action was a committee-level calendaring and did not constitute final passage of any of the listed bills; it schedules them for consideration on the noted date and imposes procedural requirements for amendments under the cited committee rules.