Conference committee approves change to H 50 to include state‑leased buildings in inventory
March 11, 2026 | Institutions, SENATE, Committees, Legislative , Vermont
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A joint conference committee of the Senate and the House Corrections and Institutions Committee voted to approve a conference committee report on H 50 on March 11, 2026, adopting a change to subsection e that adds state‑leased buildings to the inventory requirements and sets the compilation to occur annually rather than biannually.
John Reddy, Legislative Council staff, told the committee the conference committee ‘‘is recommending that the senate accede to’’ the House amendment with one further modification replacing subsection e to include state‑leased buildings and otherwise retain the House language, including annual compilation of the inventory. The chair then asked if the committee was ready to vote.
The chair called the question: “All those in favor of this report, please signify by saying aye.” Members voted and the chair announced the result as 6 to 0 in favor. The committee did not record individual roll‑call votes in the transcript.
After the vote, members confirmed they would sign the same signature page. The chair said the Senate clerks would take up the report next, and then declared the meeting adjourned.
No amendments, dissents, or substantive objections to the modification of subsection e were recorded in the transcript. The action moves the conference committee’s recommended language—including the addition of state‑leased buildings and the annual compilation requirement—forward to the Senate clerks for formal processing.
John Reddy, Legislative Council staff, told the committee the conference committee ‘‘is recommending that the senate accede to’’ the House amendment with one further modification replacing subsection e to include state‑leased buildings and otherwise retain the House language, including annual compilation of the inventory. The chair then asked if the committee was ready to vote.
The chair called the question: “All those in favor of this report, please signify by saying aye.” Members voted and the chair announced the result as 6 to 0 in favor. The committee did not record individual roll‑call votes in the transcript.
After the vote, members confirmed they would sign the same signature page. The chair said the Senate clerks would take up the report next, and then declared the meeting adjourned.
No amendments, dissents, or substantive objections to the modification of subsection e were recorded in the transcript. The action moves the conference committee’s recommended language—including the addition of state‑leased buildings and the annual compilation requirement—forward to the Senate clerks for formal processing.
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