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Senate invites conference on Supreme Court districts bill after disagreement with House language
Summary
Senators voted to not concur with the House on Senate Bill 21-38 (provisions related to Supreme Court districts) and invited a conference committee to resolve differences; the motion passed on the floor by voice vote.
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Senate Bill 21-38, which includes provisions related to Supreme Court districts, was called up on the floor and the Senate moved not to concur with the House changes and to invite conference. Senator Wiggins offered the motion and the chamber approved the motion to invite conference by voice vote.
The presiding officer recorded the action as 'motion to invite conference' and senators signified their agreement by saying 'aye.' The Senate did not finalize the bill on the floor today; instead it directed that the chambers appoint conferees to reconcile differences with the House language.

