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Committee introduces RS 33000 on congressional term limits after roll-call vote
Summary
The House Judiciary, Rules & Administration Committee on Jan. 27 introduced RS 33000, a filing about congressional term limits; the motion to introduce passed on a roll-call vote, 11 AYE, 4 NAY, 1 Absent/Excused.
The House Judiciary, Rules & Administration Committee introduced RS 33000, a filing related to congressional term limits, during its Jan. 27 meeting.
Representative Shirts presented RS 33000 and Representative Pohanka moved to introduce the filing. Representative Scott requested a roll-call vote; the motion carried 11 AYE, 4 NAY, 1 Absent/Excused. Members recorded as voting in favor were Reps. Skaug, Alfieri, Ehardt, Erickson, Garner, Handy, Pohanka, Shirts, Stone, Gannon and Mathias. Reps. Scott, Hawkins, Hostetler and Rubel voted in opposition; Rep. Hill was recorded as absent/excused.
Introduction places RS 33000 on the committee record for future consideration; the transcript records only the presentation and the motion to introduce, not any substantive debate or amendment to the proposal. The committee did not take further action on the substance of the filing during the Jan. 27 session.
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