House postpones action on captive-insurance bill for two legislative days
April 05, 2024 | HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative , Vermont
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On the floor Friday the House postponed consideration of House Bill 659, an act relating to captive insurance, after a motion from the Member from Bethel.
"I move that we postpone action on house bill 659 for 2 legislative days," the member said. The presiding officer put the question and conducted a voice vote: "The ayes do have it." The presiding officer announced that action on the bill had been postponed until next Wednesday.
The transcript does not include a roll-call or recorded vote tally for the postponement; the action was taken on a voice vote.
"I move that we postpone action on house bill 659 for 2 legislative days," the member said. The presiding officer put the question and conducted a voice vote: "The ayes do have it." The presiding officer announced that action on the bill had been postponed until next Wednesday.
The transcript does not include a roll-call or recorded vote tally for the postponement; the action was taken on a voice vote.
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