Committee reports SB162 out of Senate State Affairs with individual recommendations
March 19, 2026 | 2026 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
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The Senate State Affairs Committee on March 19 reported Senate Bill 162 out of committee with individual recommendations and an accompanying fiscal note after a motion from a committee member.
A committee member moved: "I move that we move CS for senate bill 162 out of committee with individual recommendations and accompanying fiscal note." The chair asked for objections and, hearing none, announced the committee substitute (work draft 34LS0873) was reported out with the attached fiscal notes.
The action was taken by unanimous consent; no roll-call vote was recorded on the transcript. The committee advanced the bill for further consideration outside the State Affairs Committee.
The committee will take up additional business at its next meeting scheduled for March 24 at 3:30 p.m.
A committee member moved: "I move that we move CS for senate bill 162 out of committee with individual recommendations and accompanying fiscal note." The chair asked for objections and, hearing none, announced the committee substitute (work draft 34LS0873) was reported out with the attached fiscal notes.
The action was taken by unanimous consent; no roll-call vote was recorded on the transcript. The committee advanced the bill for further consideration outside the State Affairs Committee.
The committee will take up additional business at its next meeting scheduled for March 24 at 3:30 p.m.
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