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Clerk reads Senate file on forest and fruit‑tree reservations program
Summary
A clerk read Senate File 633, described as creating a program and fee structure for forest and fruit‑tree reservations; the bill was referred to the committee on ways and means with no floor debate recorded.
A reading clerk presented Senate File 633 to the House, describing proposed language to create a program for forest and fruit‑tree reservations and to authorize associated fees. "Senate file 633 by committee on ways and means, a bill for relating to forest and fruit tree reservations by establishing a program fees and including contingent effective date provision," the clerk read aloud.
The reading noted referral to the committee on Ways and Means. No floor debate or vote on the bill was recorded in the transcript excerpt; committee referral was the next procedural step indicated. The clerk's reading provides the bill's basic subject and the stated mechanism (a program and fee authority) but did not include detailed provisions, appropriation amounts, or implementation timelines.
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