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Votes at a glance: Insurance Committee advances two bills, returns one to subcommittee (March 31)
Summary
On March 31 the Insurance Committee recorded three formal actions: it returned House Bill 2,170 to the Insurance Subcommittee, and unanimously approved House Bill 18-87 and amended House Bill 2,503 (each recorded 15–0) to advance to Government Operations.
Key committee votes recorded March 31:
- House Bill 2,170: Motion to return to Insurance Subcommittee — approved (ayes carried). The mover corrected an initial reference to the Health Subcommittee during the motion; the committee routed the bill back to the Insurance Subcommittee for further review.
- House Bill 18-87 (Representative Stevens): Create a three-year pilot for one prescribed pediatric extended care facility in Rutherford County — approved, recorded vote 15 ayes, 0 nos. Bill advances to Government Operations.
- House Bill 2,503 (with Amendment 16,821 attached): Define a basic health insurance policy as an inexpensive bridge product and enable state work with MCOs — approved, recorded vote 15 ayes, 0 nos. Bill advances to Government Operations.
The clerk reported the vote tallies; no roll-call dissent was recorded in committee. Additional details, including amendment text and implementation plans, were not provided in the committee discussion and will be addressed in subsequent committee work.
