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Votes and actions: committee advances ibogaine bill, reports installation bill, fails gummies bill (motion to reconsider entered)
Summary
The committee advanced HB314 (ibogaine research) and reported SB612 to Veterans and Military Affairs; it failed to advance HB1034 (medical-cannabis gummies for terminally ill) by a 8–9 vote and a motion to reconsider was entered for consideration Tuesday.
The committee voted to advance House Bill 314 (ibogaine clinical-trial grant program) after debate about design, safety screening and funding; proponents proposed seeding trials with $5 million in opioid-settlement funds plus matching non-state dollars.
The committee also agreed to report Senate Bill 612 (allowing interlocal agreements for installation support services) to the Veterans and Military Affairs Committee. A separate measure, House Bill 1034 (allowing terminally ill patients to use medical-cannabis gummies in hospitals), failed a 'title sufficient to pass' vote, 8–9; Senator Wiggins moved to enter a motion to reconsider and the chair said the motion will be available for action on Tuesday. "We will consider that Tuesday," the chair said when scheduling follow-up items.
