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Senate receives House messages listing bills on rulemaking, professions, zoning and education
Summary
On April 8, 2026, a reader in the Senate chamber reported a package of House‑passed bills sent to the Senate, including measures on executive-branch rulemaking, professional permits linked to the judicial system, zoning changes and several education-related bills; details were read into the record.
A reader in the Senate chamber reported on April 8, 2026, that the House had sent a set of passed bills for the Senate's consideration. The reading began: "Mister president, the house has, on 04/08/2026, passed filing bills." The list included Senate File 2463 concerning executive-branch rulemaking, Senate File 2280 addressing permits related to safety and certain professions connected to the judicial system, and a package of House files on education and tax matters.
The transcript shows the reader enumerating many bill numbers and brief descriptions but several lines are abbreviated or garbled in the record. Where the transcript gives only a bill number without fuller text, the description is not specified in the record. The reading concluded with a series of House files addressing school security grants, teacher programs, property assessment and agricultural duties, among others. No debate or committee referral appeared in the transcript during this reading; the messages were entered into the record for Senate processing.
