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Committee member moves to "not sign" conference committee report; "agree to disagree" proposed
Summary
During the same session on Senate Bill 372, a committee member announced plans to move to not sign the conference committee report and to register an "agree to disagree" motion, signaling formal dissent; the transcript records the motion proposal but no recorded vote.
Near the close of the conference committee considering Senate Bill 372, a committee member announced they would move to "not sign the Conference Committee Report" and to offer an "agree to disagree" motion.
The declaration followed a period in which some members expressed concern about the timing and process for making substantive changes late in the legislative schedule. The transcript records the intent to file the motion but does not record a vote or final disposition of the proposal.
Committee members then recessed to allow cross-caucus conferring; the meeting was adjourned with plans to reconvene later. The transcript contains no further procedural outcome for the proposed motion.
Because the transcript does not record a mover’s name, a second, or a vote tally, the motion remains recorded as proposed in the committee's proceedings with no formal adoption noted in the transcript.
