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SB 819 reported by committee despite 4 no votes
Summary
Senator Phil King moved to report the committee substitute for SB 819 with a recommendation that it pass; the motion carried on a record vote of 7 ayes and 4 nays, the only recorded split vote in the morning minutes.
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SB 819 produced the only recorded split vote noted in the provided minutes. Senator Phil King moved that SB 819 do not pass as filed but that the committee substitute (CSSB 819) be reported back to the Senate with a recommendation that it pass and be printed. The committee’s minutes record the motion carrying on a recorded vote of 7 ayes and 4 nays; no further debate or the bill’s substantive provisions are printed in the minutes provided.
The transcript identifies the procedural mover and the recorded tally but does not include senators’ floor statements explaining their yea or nay votes, nor does it include the substitute text. The minutes therefore record the committee disposition and the split vote but not the policy arguments that produced the division.
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