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Senate higher education committee adopts interim rules, establishes interim charge
Summary
The Senate Higher Education Committee adopted interim rules unanimously and set plans for interim monitoring of implementation of recent higher-education laws, opening the interim session and scheduling panels on SB 37, HB 127 and community college finance.
Chairman Bettencourt called the Senate Higher Education Committee to order and the clerk called roll before the panel adopted interim rules for the interim session. "We have 6 members present; a quorum is established," the chair said, and the committee approved the rules 6–0 after a motion by the vice chair and a second by Senator West.
The adopted rules set the committee’s process for hearings this interim, including a monitoring charge to review implementation of Senate Bill 37 (governance and curriculum changes) and House Bill 127 (research-security measures). The chair said the committee expects to hold follow-up hearings and receive documentary submissions from institutions and the coordinating board as work continues.
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