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Conference committees adopt amendment to House Bill 2010

Conference committees for House Bill 2010 · April 16, 2026
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Summary

On April 16, 2026, the House and Senate conference committees on House Bill 2010 adopted a four-page amendment dated April 13, 2026, to the Senate gross version and authorized staff to make technical and conforming changes; both committees recorded voice votes in favor and then adjourned.

On April 16, 2026, the conference committees for House Bill 2010 met and adopted a four-page amendment dated April 13, 2026, to the Senate gross version of the bill and authorized staff to make technical and conforming changes.

A committee member (S1) opened the formal action by moving "Mister chair, I move that the conference committee adopt the 4 page amendment dated 04/1326 at 09:28AM to the Senate and gross version of house bill 2010 and authorize staff to make any necessary technical and conforming changes as recommended by the rules attorney." The House clerk (S2) called the voice vote: "You've heard the motion. All those in favor, say aye." Members responded "Aye," and the clerk stated, "It appears the ayes have it." The House conference committee then recorded the action as ordered.

On the Senate side, a committee member (S4) made a substantially identical motion to adopt the four-page amendment and permit technical and conforming edits by staff. The Senate clerk (S3) called the voice vote, members replied "Aye," and the clerk announced that the ayes had it, confirming adoption in the Senate conference committee.

The House conference committee was subsequently adjourned.

The motions adopted in both the House and Senate conference committees directed staff to implement any technical or conforming changes recommended by the rules attorney; no further debate, roll-call tallies, amendments to the amendment, or objections were recorded in the transcript.