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Votes at a glance: House Health Policy Committee reports several bills unanimously
Summary
During the same session, the committee adopted H‑1 substitutes and reported House Bills 5074, 5251 and 5252 to committee on rules, with roll-call votes recorded as 16–0–0 on the motions shown in the transcript.
The Michigan House Health Policy Committee took procedural votes later in the session. Representative Preston moved to adopt the H‑1 substitute for House Bill 5074; the substitute was adopted and the bill was reported as H‑1 to the committee on rules. Representative Bonak moved to report House Bill 5251 with recommendation and the motion prevailed. Representative Beerlein moved and the committee adopted an H‑1 substitute for House Bill 5252 (which clarifies that private insurers would not be required to cover certain services); that substitute was adopted and the bill was then reported to the committee on rules.
All recorded roll-call tallies in the transcript for these motions show unanimous ‘‘yes’’ responses by the voting members present at the time; the clerk recorded the motions as prevailing. No recorded ‘‘no’’ or ‘‘pass’’ votes were entered on these items in the transcript.
Votes recorded in the transcript (summary): - H‑1 substitute adoption for House Bill 5074 — motion prevailed (recorded as 16 yays, 0 nays, 0 passes). - House Bill 5074 reported as H‑1 to committee on rules — motion prevailed (recorded as 16 yays, 0 nays, 0 passes). - House Bill 5251 reported with recommendation — motion prevailed (recorded as 16 yays, 0 nays, 0 passes). - H‑1 substitute adoption for House Bill 5252 — motion prevailed (recorded as 16 yays, 0 nays, 0 passes). - House Bill 5252 reported as H‑1 to committee on rules — motion prevailed (recorded as 16 yays, 0 nays, 0 passes).
The transcript includes the clerk’s roll-call style reading of each member’s recorded vote for these motions; the record shows the committee moved these items forward without opposition.
