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Votes and key actions: committee advances multiple bills to calendar and rules and finance
Summary
At its April 1 session the committee placed multiple amendments and advanced several bills — HB 2281 to Finance (20–0), HB 2069 to Calendar and Rules (15–5, 1 present not voting), HB 2314 to Calendar and Rules (19–2), HB 674 to Calendar and Rules (20–0), and HB 889 failed (7–12, 2 present not voting). Several additional bills moved to calendar with recorded tallies.
The State and Local Government Committee handled dozens of bills in a single session and recorded multiple roll-call board tallies.
Key committee actions recorded on the board included:
- HB 22-81 (access to agency records): placed amendments 016377 and 016915 and advanced to Finance, Ways and Means (20 ayes, 0 noes).
- HB 889 (timeshare classification): defeated in committee (7 ayes, 12 noes, 2 present not voting).
- HB 2069 (limits on contingency-fee municipal nuisance litigation): advanced to Calendar and Rules (15 ayes, 5 noes, 1 present not voting).
- HB 2,314 (posting requirements at adult-entertainment/explicit-material displays): advanced to Calendar and Rules (19 ayes, 2 noes).
- HB 674 (DOC study on incarceration placement and family travel costs): advanced to Calendar and Rules (20 ayes, 0 noes).
Several other bills on procedural and administrative topics were also reported out with recorded tallies; the committee adjourned after rolling at least one item to the next meeting.
