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Committee votes 8–3 to give Senate Bill 14‑21 a 'due pass' in executive session
Summary
In executive session the committee voted 8–3 to give Senate Bill 14‑21 a "due pass." The motion was moved by the chair and carried on a roll-call vote; no substantive floor debate was recorded in the transcript.
The committee moved into executive session and the chair offered a motion that Senate Bill 14‑21 be voted "to pass." The clerk conducted a roll‑call vote and the chair announced the result: 8 yes, 3 no. The chair declared Senate Bill 14‑21 "due pass."
The vote proceeded by calling members by name and recording responses. The tally announced by the chair matched the roll-call sequence recorded in the transcript: eight affirmative votes and three negative votes. The committee took no further public debate on the item before the vote was called.
After the vote the committee closed the executive session and proceeded to open a public hearing on a separate bill.
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