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Senate committee strikes reference to Treasury official from road-naming bill
Summary
The Senate Transportation Committee amended House Resolution 1300 to remove references to 'United States Treasurer Brandon L. Beach' and advanced the road-naming measure to the floor as amended after a voice vote.
The Senate Transportation Committee on Tuesday amended House Resolution 1300, the chamber’s road-naming bill, to remove references to “United States Treasurer Brandon L. Beach” and advanced the measure to the Senate floor.
Chair introduced the resolution and moved that the committee strike Part 14 and remove lines referencing Brandon L. Beach; the motion was seconded and carried by voice vote. The committee then approved a motion to report the bill do pass as amended and sent it to the floor for the next stage of consideration.
The change was described on the floor as a scrivener- and renumbering-type amendment to remove an inadvertently duplicated reference that had appeared on both the House and Senate versions. Committee members did not record further debate on the substance of the road names themselves.
The committee’s action means the House bill will return to the full Senate with the struck language removed, and the sponsor said staff would handle any necessary renumbering and punctuation fixes before floor action.
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