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Committee refers bills to committees; routine procedural approval recorded
Summary
The Senate Rules Committee approved a motion to refer bills to committees (item 3) with a unanimous roll call among members present, proceeding then to consider gubernatorial appointees required to appear.
The Rules Committee voted to refer bills to standing committees as part of routine committee business. The chair called for a motion and the clerk recorded a unanimous roll call among members present, after which the committee proceeded to consider gubernatorial appointees required to appear.
This referral is a standard procedural step to ensure bills are placed before the appropriate policy committees for hearings and markup.
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