Votes at a glance: House actions on multiple bills including H.585 and H.606
Summary
On the day's calendar the House adopted a conference report on H.50, defeated an amendment to H.585 (26‑104) and passed H.585 and H.606; H.739, H.817 and H.940 were amended/reported and ordered to third reading; H.642 was postponed for one legislative day.
Several items on the House calendar received final or procedural action during the floor session. Key outcomes recorded in the transcript:
- H.585 (health insurance reforms): An amendment offered to strike Section 10 failed on a roll call, 26 yes to 104 no; the House then passed H.585 by voice vote.
- H.606 (firearms procedures): Passed by voice vote on third reading as reported.
- H.50 (identifying underutilized state buildings and land): The Committee of Conference report was adopted by the House.
- H.739 (paraquat): Committee amendment adopted and third reading ordered (committee vote 8‑0‑0).
- H.817 (school mental health and substance use prevention): Committee amendment adopted and third reading ordered (Health Care 10‑0‑1; Appropriations 11‑0).
- H.940 (miscellaneous public utility subjects): Committee reported favorably and third reading was ordered (Energy 8‑1‑0; Appropriations 10‑0‑1).
- H.642 (youthful offender proceedings): Postponed for one legislative day by voice vote.
The transcript records voice votes for several bills and a roll call only on the Castleton amendment to H.585. Where the transcript records roll call tallies, those are noted above; for voice votes the transcript records that the "eyes have it."
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