Senate approves S210 to expand access to autopsy reports
February 25, 2026 | SENATE, Committees, Legislative , Vermont
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The state Senate on third reading approved S210, a bill that revises access to autopsy reports.
Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee told the floor they had reviewed the bill, heard a walkthrough from legislative counsel and received stakeholder input. "We were supportive of the language that came through our committee," a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee said during floor remarks.
There were no amendments offered prior to the third reading. The presiding officer put the question and the Senate passed S210 by voice vote.
The action recorded on the floor was a final passage; no roll-call vote was requested or recorded in the transcript.
Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee told the floor they had reviewed the bill, heard a walkthrough from legislative counsel and received stakeholder input. "We were supportive of the language that came through our committee," a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee said during floor remarks.
There were no amendments offered prior to the third reading. The presiding officer put the question and the Senate passed S210 by voice vote.
The action recorded on the floor was a final passage; no roll-call vote was requested or recorded in the transcript.
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