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House introduces hundreds of bills, passes a block on first consideration
Summary
The House introduced House bills 1,884 through 2,087 and the presiding officer recorded they were passed on first consideration and placed on the consent calendar or referred to standing committees.
The presiding officer announced the introduction of a range of House bills, stating specifically that "House bills 1,884 through 2,087 [are] being introduced and passed on 1st consideration." The clerk recorded those bills and the presiding office placed the group on the consent calendar or referred them to the appropriate standing committees.
Members were not recorded debating the substance of those bills on the floor during the introduction; the actions recorded were procedural first-consideration introductions consistent with House rules. Leader Lambert also noted a subcommittee scheduling item: House Bill 447 would be heard in the department and agency subcommittee later in the week.
The clerk reminded members that the bill-filing deadline for the House was tomorrow at 3 p.m., a procedural deadline relevant to the next cycle of filings and committee assignments.
