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Committee bumps several items to full commerce or later calendars
Summary
Members requested and the chair approved moving specific agenda items — including item 3 — off the consent calendar and returning them to full commerce or to the final calendar for further consideration.
A committee member asked to return item number 3 on the consent calendar "back in full commerce," requesting that the bill be removed from the consent process and get full committee consideration. The chair acknowledged the request and House Bill 2028 was moved back to full commerce.
Several other items were similarly bumped or reassigned during the session. Members specifically requested that item 4 be removed from the consent calendar; item 21 was moved to the final calendar after a motion; item 22 was also removed from consent and placed on Monday's regular calendar. These changes were handled as procedural motions and approved by voice vote; the transcript records the motions and the chair's acknowledgements but does not show extended debate on substance.
Why it matters: returning an item to full commerce or moving it to the final calendar changes how and when the bill will be considered and who will carry the bill forward for debate or floor consideration. The record also notes a sponsorship substitution — "Instead of Representative Parkinson, Leader Clemons will be carrying this" — clarifying who will present a bill on another member's behalf.
