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Committee adopts amendment inserting 'commitment' and advances HB 208
Summary
After debate over wording, Representative Laurichia offered an amendment to add 'commitment' to the bill's language; the committee moved a substitute as amended and voted to advance the bill, recording 'aye' with no opposition in the transcript.
The committee voted to adopt a substitute version of House Bill 208 incorporating an amendment to add the word "commitment" into the bill's phrasing. Representative Laurichia offered the amendment on the floor: "i would like to offer the amendment of adding the word commitment on line 29." The chair called for a second, a motion and second were recorded, and the committee took voice vote; the transcript records members answering "aye" and no recorded opposition.
Chairman Chokis thanked members for the feedback and for supporting JROTC. The committee asked the sponsor to confirm the final wording with the person who requested the designation before the bill proceeds to later drafting steps.
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