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Committee advances multiple bills including leasehold, hemp feed and water‑carrier changes; roll‑call recorded
Summary
The committee passed several bills with amendments on April 9, 2026: SB 3302 (homemade food products), SB 2061 (residential condominium leases), SB 2050 (chiropractic interns), SB 2102 (industrial hemp feed), SB 2694 (water carriers), SB 2089 and SB 847. Some measures recorded no votes and several amendments were adopted.
At the committee’s decision‑making session on April 9, members voted to pass several bills with amendments:
- SB 3302 SD1 HD1 (homemade food products): Chair’s recommendation adopted; roll‑call recorded a slate of “I” votes including Chair, Vice Chair and Representatives Chun, Illagan, Ichiyama, Iwamoto, Kong, Lowen, Martin, Town and Pierick.
- SB 2061 SD2 HD1 (residential condominium leases): Passed with amendments; two recorded no votes (Representatives Iwamoto and Kong); Chair’s recommendation adopted.
- SB 2050 SD1 HD1 (chiropractic interns): Passed with amendments; Chair’s recommendation adopted.
- SB 2102 SD2 HD1 (industrial hemp): Passed with amendments (pets/horses removed; federal trigger reinserted); Chair’s recommendation adopted.
- SB 2694 SD2 HD1 (water carriers): Passed with HD2 language and guardrails; recorded no votes from Representatives Iwamoto, Kong and Pierick; Chair’s recommendation adopted.
- DM agenda items SB 2089 SD1 HD1 (mental health) and SB 847 SD2 HD1 (psychologists) were also passed with amendments noted in the committee report.
Vote records: The transcript provides explicit roll‑call listings for SB 3302; for other bills the committee recorded specific named no votes where noted and adopted the Chair’s recommendations. The committee directed agencies (HCDA, DAB, PUC) to provide clarifying materials or memos for the committee report where appropriate.
What’s next: Bills advance from committee with the adopted amendments and noted follow‑up tasks for agencies to include additional clarifications in the committee reports. Report language will reflect the positions and requested memos from agencies.
