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Votes at a glance: Senate Health and Human Services executive session
Summary
The committee recorded multiple motions and votes on House bills, including ITL recommendations, passage as amended, and several interim-study referrals; key outcomes are listed below.
The Senate Health and Human Services committee took the following formal actions during its executive session:
- House Bill 360: Motion to recommend 'ought to pass' was called; consent-placement discussion followed and the sponsor withdrew placing it on consent (final handling not specified on the record).
- House Bill 1022: Committee approved a motion for 'Inexpedient to Legislate' (ITL).
- House Bill 1071: Moved out to pass by the committee.
- House Bill 1219: Committee recorded a 3–2 vote in favor of 'ought to pass' after debate; the bill was left off the consent calendar.
- House Bill 1249: Committee approved an interim study; members noted overlap with previously passed Senate Bill 504.
- House Bill 1335: Committee recommended ITL, citing federal coverage and existing federal oversight.
- House Bill 1337: Committee adopted an amendment to sunset the Autism Council on Dec. 31, 2027; the bill moved out to pass as amended.
- House Bill 1378: Committee voted to recommend ITL.
- House Bill 1734: Committee adopted an amendment creating a summer study committee to examine experimental treatment centers and returned the bill to the House as amended.
- House Bill 1735: An Avard-drafted amendment was recorded and passed in committee; a motion to pass the bill as amended failed on a 2–3 voice vote, and the committee then voted 3–2 to refer the bill for interim study.
The committee adjourned after exiting executive session. Where vote tallies were given in the record, those are noted; many items were decided by voice vote and consent.
