Senate Commerce and Labor Committee

Commerce and Labor Committee · March 10, 2026

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Chairman Bailey opened the Commerce and Labor meeting, announced it was the committee's final calendar and set testimony limits: 3 minutes per person and 5 minutes per side when multiple witnesses testify. He also noted several bills sent to general subcommittee and reminded members the committee could recall bills if amended later.

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The Commerce and Labor committee met in Nashville to consider a long final calendar of bills covering worker protections, licensing changes, consumer protections, payment rules and several technology and housing-related measures. The panel moved many bills to finance or calendar, sent several to summer study, and adopted or rejected amendments on multiple items.

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