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Subcommittee reports multiple bills in block and refers most to finance
Summary
The Senate Rehabilitation and Social Services subcommittee adopted substitutes and reported a package of bills—many by unanimous roll call—and referred numerous items to the Senate Finance Committee. Routine, identical bills were reported in one block vote.
The Senate Rehabilitation and Social Services subcommittee opened with routine housekeeping and a block vote to report a set of identical bills that had passed earlier, and moved multiple substituted bills to the Senate Finance Committee.
The meeting began with the chair asking members to vote on a group of bills together; the clerk recorded Ayes 15, Nays 0 on the block (House Bills 209, 453, 652, 681, 976 and 1292). Several other bills were then taken up in substitute form and, after brief presentations and technical clarifications by counsel or sponsors, were reported by voice or roll and referred to Senate Finance or other committees as noted below.
Key outcomes: several conforming motions were approved to align House bills with corresponding Senate bills (for example, HB 931 to SB 270, HB 934 to SB 424, HB 1366 and HB 1490 to SB 640). Most were reported in substitute form and sent to Senate Finance; the clerk recorded roll calls where required. Where recorded, vote tallies were noted in the transcript (examples above). The docket proceeded to substantive new bills following these procedural actions.
The subcommittee then moved on to discussion of substantive items (see separate articles on major topics). The meeting concluded after reporting remaining bills and arranging referrals to finance, courts or the next committee as appropriate.
