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House suspends rules and gives notice to agree to senate amendments on 14 bills
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Summary
The House voted to suspend the rules and to reconsider action disagreeing to senate amendments, giving notice of intent to agree to amendments on 14 listed house bills; those measures will appear on tomorrow's order of the day for agree and final reading.
The House of Representatives moved and carried motions to suspend the rules and to reconsider action previously taken in disagreeing with Senate amendments, giving notice of intent to agree to amendments on 14 listed house bills.
Representative Kahaloa moved to suspend the rules to reconsider the House’s prior action disagreeing with Senate amendments and to give notice of intent to agree to the amendments. Representative Morikawa seconded the motion. The speaker called for voices and the motions were carried.
The bills listed for notice to agree (as read into the record) included: House Bill 389, HD1; HB 469, HD2; HB 1510, HD2; HB 1573, HD3; HB 1705, HD1; HB 1858, HD2; HB 1875, HD2; HB 1946, HD2; HB 1961, HD2; HB 1962, HD2; HB 2001, HD2; HB 2093; HB 2096, HD2; and HB 2097, HD1. The chair announced these measures will appear on tomorrow’s order of the day for agree and final reading.
Why it matters: the motions put the listed bills back on the floor calendar for consideration of Senate amendments and potential final passage. The action was taken by voice vote and no roll-call was recorded in the transcript.
What’s next: the measures will be considered on the House’s order of the day tomorrow for agree and final reading. The House adjourned until 12:00 noon tomorrow after the actions were completed.
Attribution: Representative Kahaloa made the motion and Representative Morikawa seconded; the motions were carried by voice vote.
