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Committee invokes Rule 49, sets 50-minute limits for two bills
Summary
The chair read Rule 49 notices setting 50-minute time limits divided evenly between majority and minority caucuses for House Bill 0483 and House Bill 2532 before placing them on the Monday regular calendar.
Before calling the question on House Bill 0483, Chair Lady Moody read a Rule 49 notice, stating, “There’s been a 50 minute time limit set for this bill and the time will be evenly divided between the majority caucus and the minority caucus.” The committee then placed the bill on Monday’s regular calendar after a voice vote.
The chair read an identical Rule 49 notice when the committee reached House Bill 2532, again notifying members that debate would be capped at 50 minutes and that time would be split evenly between the two caucuses. These time allocations establish how long each side may debate on the floor if the bill reaches consideration.
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