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Appropriations chair schedules capital bill for Thursday; education bill likely next week
Summary
The House Appropriations Committee said it will take up the capital bill on Thursday after review in Ways and Means and outlined the path for a major education bill — expected to move from House Education to Human Services and Ways and Means before arriving at Appropriations.
The House Appropriations Committee Chair said Tuesday the committee will take up the capital bill on Thursday and expects to vote on it after an overview, while a separate education bill is moving through House Education, Human Services and Ways and Means and could reach Appropriations next week.
The chair framed the scheduling as a follow-up to the recently passed budget: "We had a great budget and it got through the House and it's in the Senate where we will do our best to keep it a great budget," the Chair said, adding that the capital bill "has to go to ways and means first, and then it's gonna come to us.…
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