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Senate clerk reads list of House-passed bills into record
Summary
At the start of the session the Senate clerk read a list of bills transmitted by the House on April 21 covering topics from licensing and health care to testing and wagering; the clerk prefaced the reading with a standard announcement.
The Senate clerk read a list of bills the House had passed on April 21, formally placing them on the Senate’s record. The clerk prefaced the reading: "Madam president, the house has, on April 21, passed filing bills."
The list included multiple Senate files and House files covering areas such as professional licensing, public improvement contracts, health and human services, emergency medical service tax credits, education testing and probate-law revisions. No substantive debate on those items occurred during the session; the reading served as a procedural step to notify the Senate of House-passed measures.
