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Senate Business & Commerce Committee reports CSHB 111 to Senate after 6–5 vote
Summary
At a May 26 committee meeting in Austin, the Senate Committee on Business & Commerce adopted a committee substitute and voted 6–5 to report CSHB 111 to the full Senate with a recommendation that it pass; bill content was not specified in the minutes.
Sen. Phil King, vice chair of the Senate Committee on Business & Commerce, moved that HB 111 do not pass as engrossed and that CSHB 111 be reported back to the Senate with a recommendation that it do pass and be printed. The motion carried on a record vote of 6 ayes and 5 nays during the committee’s May 26, 2025, meeting in Austin.
Committee minutes record that the committee first adopted a committee substitute for HB 111 before the report motion; no further details about the bill’s subject matter or the substance of the committee substitute are specified in the minutes. The minutes also do not list individual roll-call votes by senator, providing only the overall tally.
The committee convened a public hearing pursuant to suspension of Senate rules and acted on multiple bills; the minutes show CSHB 111 was one of several measures the panel moved to report to the Senate during a short afternoon session. The committee recessed at 2:17 p.m. after completing business.
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