Supplemental calendar set; multiple House bills moved forward

Chair called the meeting to order and opened a motion to set a supplemental calendar for the session, then read a series of House bills to be placed on that calendar. Most items were moved, seconded and approved without discussion.

The Chair said, "Let's set a supplemental calendar" and members proceeded to move a sequence of measures, including "House Bill 8 10," "House Bill 9 47," "House Bill 10 89," "House Bill 12 08," "House Bill 12 69," and "House Bill 13 54." The transcript records moves and seconds for each bill and the Chair's confirmation that items were "on" the supplemental calendar.

House Bill 12 65 drew an objection. The Chair recorded the objection, called for voices, and the transcript captures attendees saying "Aye" and "No"; however, the exact numeric tally and individual vote names are not provided in the transcript. After the voice vote, the Chair indicated the item was placed on the calendar.

The transcript supplies no debate, bill text, or staff presentation on the measures; the proceedings recorded are procedural motions to advance items to the supplemental calendar. The legislative body that convened the session is not named in the transcript, and no specific sponsors, amendment texts, or fiscal details were included.

Next steps: placement on the supplemental calendar advances these bills to whatever next-stage consideration the body's rules provide; the transcript does not specify subsequent meeting dates or formal committee referral actions.