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Committee member objects to three consent items, those bills removed

Calendar and Rules Committee · March 19, 2026
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Summary

A committee member objected to consent items 4, 21 and 28—identified in the record as House Bills 1784, 1630 and 1454—so those items were removed from the consent calendar and scheduled for separate consideration.

A committee member objected to three items on the consent calendar, asking that numbers 4, 21 and 28 be removed for independent consideration. "We would respectfully object to number 4, number 21, and number 28," the member said.

The chair confirmed the objection and the items were removed from the consent calendar; subsequent remarks clarified those bills would be scheduled on the regular calendar (the transcript records those items later as on Thursday's regular calendar). The clerk and presiding officer handled the reevaluation and scheduling during the session.

The specific correspondences named in the objection were: item 4 — House Bill 1784; item 21 — House Bill 1630; and item 28 — House Bill 1454. The transcript does not show debate about the substantive content of those bills during this meeting—only objection to their inclusion on the consent calendar and administrative rescheduling.