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House votes to disagree with Senate amendments to a returned House bill

House of Representatives · April 2, 2026
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Summary

The House received a Senate communication returning a House bill and Representative Kahaloa moved that the House disagree to the Senate amendments; Representative Morikawa seconded and the motion carried by voice vote. The bill itself was not named on the floor transcript.

The clerk announced receipt of a communication from the Senate returning a House bill that had passed third reading in the Senate. Representative Kahaloa moved that the House disagree to the amendments the Senate had made to the noted House bill; Representative Morikawa seconded the motion and the House carried it on a voice vote.

The clerk did not identify the bill by number or subject matter on the floor in the recorded transcript; only that a returned House bill was the subject of the motion. No further debate or a recorded roll-call vote appears in the transcript for this motion.

Because the floor record as provided does not identify the returned bill by number or title, the article notes the procedural outcome only: the House voted to disagree to the Senate's amendments and will proceed according to interchamber rules for resolving differences.