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Business & Commerce committee advances multiple bills to Local & Uncontested Calendar
Summary
The Senate Committee on Business & Commerce on April 3 advanced several bills — including CSSB 1405, CSSB 1762, CSSB 1977 and others — with record votes and recommended placement on the Local & Uncontested Calendar; other bills were left pending after public testimony was closed.
The Senate Committee on Business & Commerce on April 3 adopted committee substitutes and voted to report a set of measures to the full Senate with recommendations that they pass and be printed. Senator Charles Schwertner presided; Senator Phil King made several motions to report committee substitutes back to the Senate. Recorded tallies included 11 ayes and 0 nays for CSSB 1405, CSSB 1762, CSSB 1977 and CSSB 2077, and 11–0 votes to report SB 2148 and SB 2321 favorably. The committee moved that those bills be placed on the Local & Uncontested Calendar.
The hearing minutes record that CSSB 1405, CSSB 1762, CSSB 1977 and CSSB 2077 were each reported back to the Senate with a recommendation that they do pass and be printed, and that Senator Schwertner moved placement for those bills on the Local & Uncontested Calendar. Where votes are recorded, the minutes list the official tallies; for example, the motion on CSSB 1405 carried on a recorded vote of 11 ayes, 0 nays. The transcript does not include summaries of the bills’ substantive provisions or staff analyses in the public minutes; witness lists for items with public testimony were referenced as “shown on the attached list” but are not reproduced in the minutes.
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