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Committee on Pensions advances House Bill 34 79 after unanimous 12-0 vote
Summary
The Committee on Pensions voted 12-0 to report House Bill 34 79 as "due passed," describing it as a Kansas City bill that corrects a single-word error from last year; the committee then adjourned.
The Committee on Pensions voted to report "house bill 34 79" as due passed after a recorded 12-0 roll-call vote.
The chair, who moved the motion, described the measure as a Kansas City bill and said the change is "changing 1 word to fix a error that occurred last year." The chair asked for discussion; none was offered before the clerk conducted the roll-call vote.
The clerk called the roll for the recorded vote and the presiding officer announced the final tally: 12 ayes, 0 nos. The committee then adjourned.
Because committee discussion in the transcript was limited to the motion and the procedural vote, the record does not include the bill’s substantive text or the specific word changed. The chair identified the purpose of the change as correcting an error from last year; no member offered debate or an amendment during the session.
The committee’s action was limited to advancing the bill as "due passed." No further steps, votes on amendments, or public testimony were recorded in the transcript. The Committee on Pensions was then declared adjourned.
