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Senate clears multiple bills on third reading, including measures on tickets, baby food, parole and AI
Summary
On voice votes the Senate passed several bills on third reading by concurrence: H.512 (event ticket market), H.536 (toxic metals in baby food), H.559 (parole board), H.674 (sister state program), H.814 (neurological rights/AI) and H.941 (municipal regulation of agriculture).
The Vermont Senate cleared multiple bills on third reading in succession by concurrence votes during the floor session.
Clerk calls and voice votes recorded passage for:
- H.512, an act relating to regulation of the event ticket market (passed in concurrence with proposal of amendment). - H.536, an act relating to toxic heavy metals in baby food products (passed in concurrence with proposal of amendment). - H.559, an act relating to the parole board (passed in concurrence with proposal of amendment). - H.674, an act creating the Vermont sister state program (passed in concurrence). - H.814, an act relating to neurological rights and the use of artificial intelligence in health and human services (passed in concurrence). - H.941, an act relating to municipal regulation of agriculture (passed in concurrence with proposal of amendment).
Each bill was called for third reading, no floor amendments were offered at the time of reading, and the clerk recorded the ayes. These items were moved through the calendar to preserve floor time for longer committee reports.
Ending: The Senate proceeded to longer items on the calendar after the roster of third readings was completed.
