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Senate approves H.927 (technical corrections) on third reading
Summary
H.927, described on the floor as technical corrections for the 2026 legislative session, received third reading and passed the Senate by voice vote during Wednesdays session.
The Senate took up H.927 on third reading Wednesday and approved the bill, described on the floor as technical corrections for the 2026 legislative session.
The presiding officer called for amendments prior to third reading; none were offered. After the clerk read the title, the presiding officer put the question "shall the bill pass in concurrence?" Senators answered by voice and the presiding officer declared "the ayes have it," indicating passage.
The transcript records the motion and the voice vote but does not include a roll-call tally or an explanatory debate on the bill's substance beyond its description as technical corrections. The record does not specify any effective date, committee report details, or associated fiscal impacts.
The Senate then moved on to consideration of other items on the Orders of the Day.
