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House concurs on bill after senate removes proton therapy language

House of Representatives · March 12, 2026
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Summary

Representative Felsher told the chamber that the senate struck proton therapy language from House Bill 1622; the House concurred and the measure will be sent to the governor, with the motion recorded as having passed on the floor (119–0).

Representative Felsher moved to concur on House Bill 1622 and explained that the only change made by the senate was removal of the proton therapy language; he said the House was prepared to send the bill to the governor and the motion carried.

A member asked a clarification question about the removal and Felsher confirmed the senate had removed the proton therapy provision and that the senate would continue work on that component in its version of the bill. The concurrence motion passed on the floor by voice/vote and the presiding officer recorded the tally reported during roll call.