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Committee approves printing of bill to strike outdated mediation rule reference

Senate Judiciary & Rules Committee · February 16, 2026
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Summary

The Senate Judiciary & Rules Committee voted Feb. 16 to send RS 33146 to print, a bill explained by court counsel as removing an inaccurate reference to a court rule that no longer exists and limiting the correction to mediation records.

Jason Spillman, Legal Counsel for the Administrative Office of the Courts, told the Senate Judiciary & Rules Committee that RS 33146 would remove an inaccurate rule reference from mediation records.

"This legislation sought to strike an inaccurate record from a no longer existing court rule. The bill limited the inaccuracy to mediation," Spillman said. The committee voted by voice vote to send RS 33146 to print after a motion from Senator Wintrow and a second from Senator Ricks.

The change described by Spillman is narrow in scope, addressing a mistaken citation in court paperwork rather than substantive changes to mediation practice. Committee members did not record additional debate or vote tallies in the minutes; the motion to print carried by voice vote. The committee then proceeded to other agenda items.