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Judiciary removes several bills from today’s calendar and defers one for three weeks

Judiciary · January 21, 2026
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Summary

The Judiciary recorded a quorum and then cleared multiple calendar items: the transcript shows a bill taken off notice (transcript text contains inconsistent bill numbers), House Bill 6 61 was rolled for three weeks, and House Bill 8 09 was taken off notice.

The Judiciary convened and recorded a quorum before addressing its calendar. The transcript records, "Mister chair, you have 18 members present. You have a quorum," after which the chair moved through calendar items. The committee agreed "without objection, house bill 12 70 will be taken off notice," although the announced item was also referenced as "house bill 12 71" in the same exchange; the transcript contains inconsistent bill numbers for this item.

Committee members then handled the next items on the calendar. The chair announced Item 2 as "house bill 6 61" (introduced by Chairman White) and stated it would be rolled for three weeks; later the chair said Item 3, "house bill 8 0 9" (by Chairman Grills), would be taken off notice. No formal roll-call votes on these calendar actions were recorded in the transcript, which shows the items were removed or deferred by unanimous consent or lack of objection.