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Votes at a glance: committee advances multiple bills, one fails
Summary
The committee advanced several bills to the full committee (including HB 16-33, HB 15-04, HJR 727, HB 18-58, HB 9-57/9-58, HB 16-66, HB 14-63) and rejected HB 13-98; reported vote tallies are listed below.
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The House Committee on Public Service recorded the following outcomes during its session:
- HB 16-33 (administration bill on government banking data protections): advanced to full committee; clerk reported 5 ayes and 1 present-not-voting. - HB 15-04 (define Capitol Hill Protection Zone, amendment adopted): advanced to full committee, vote reported 5 ayes, 1 no. - HJR 727 (resolution urging Congress to repatriate sailors): advanced unanimously (6–0). - HB 18-58 (allow certain meetings electronically with posting/recording): advanced unanimously (6–0). - HB 14-74 (ban on transgender flags in state buildings): advanced to full committee (5–1). - HB 13-98 (sponsor Pearson): failed; nays prevailed after a motion to end debate. - HB 9-57 / HB 9-58 (paid parental leave; amendment to include foster parents): amendment placed and HB 9-57 advanced (6–0). - HB 16-66 (honorifics expansion): advanced to full committee (5–1). - HB 14-63 (require flags over the state capitol to be flown at half-staff on Dec. 7): advanced to full committee (6–0).
These outcomes reflect motions, amendments and roll calls recorded during the committee meeting; details, sponsor comments and public testimony appear in the full meeting record.
