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Chair advances House Bill 1075 to "due pass" after brief procedural vote
Summary
The chair called up House Bill 1075, saying the panel had already passed identical language and that wording must be adjusted to reflect changes in housing authority funding. After no questions, a vice chair motion for "title sufficient, due pass" carried by voice vote and "rises to report."
The chair called up House Bill 1075 and said the panel should advance the measure with a "title sufficient, due pass" motion. "This is a bill that we have already passed the exact same language," the chair said, adding the change aligns the statute with how housing developments are now funded.
According to the chair, the bill adjusts statutory phrasing so housing authorities can account for shifts in funding and related liabilities: "It's a good bill that's allowing our, housing authorities to pull, their liabilities. Fundings have changed." The chair yielded for questions; none were raised. The chair then indicated the vice chair offered the motion, stated as "title sufficient, due pass," and put it to a voice vote. "The ayes have it. Motion passed," the chair announced. The chair added that the motion "rises to report."
