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House Labor and Commerce committee adopts committee substitute and reports Senate Bill 258 out of committee
Summary
The House Labor and Commerce Committee adopted a committee substitute (CS) for Senate Bill 258 and reported the bill out of committee by voice without a recorded roll call; members were asked to remain to sign paperwork and the committee recessed to the call of the chair.
The House Labor and Commerce Committee on the call of the chair adopted a committee substitute for Senate Bill 258 and reported the bill out of committee by voice without a recorded roll call.
The session opened with the committee chair calling the meeting to order and announcing that the single order of business was Senate Bill 258. A committee member moved to adopt the committee substitute (CS) for SB 258; the chair said, “Hearing no objection, the CS is adopted,” after which the motion was treated as adopted by consensus.
The same committee member then moved to report SB 258 out of committee and referenced a previously issued fiscal note and a control-code notation. The chair stated, “Seeing no objection, the CS for Senate Bill 258 is reported from committee with previously issued 0 fiscal notes.” The transcript does not show a roll-call vote or a recorded tally; the actions were taken by unanimous voice consent as indicated in the hearing record.
Committee members were asked to stay after the hearing to sign committee paperwork related to the reported bill. The chair recessed the committee to the call of the chair, concluding the short session.
The transcript records thanks to Renzo Moises and Andrew Magnuson for their service and lists Representatives Kerrick, Freer, Fields and Hall as present, but it does not record any debate on the bill’s merits or a detailed fiscal analysis during this session.
