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House advances a slate of bills ranging from absenteeism policy to prison prices; several passed on third reading
Summary
The Vermont House conducted first readings and referrals for multiple bills, adopted amendments to H.930 (chronic absenteeism) and H.294 (corrections pricing and incarcerated voices), and passed a series of bills on third reading including H.410, H.537, H.583, H.660, H.739, H.940 and others.
Montpelier — In addition to a lengthy juvenile‑justice debate, the House moved a range of bills through first readings, committee referrals, amendment votes and final passage during the floor session.
First readings: Clerks read and referred five House bills for committee consideration: H.945 (hemp products) to Agriculture, Food Resiliency, and Forestry; H.946 (advertisement and utility costs in residential rental agreements) and H.947 (residential universal design building code) to General and Housing; H.948 (Retired Employees Committee on Insurance membership) to Government Operations and Military Affairs; and H.949 (homestead property tax yields and education finance technical changes),…
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