Committee advances two House bills in executive session; votes recorded
March 23, 2026 | 2026 Legislature MO, Missouri
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The Committee on Intergovernmental Affairs voted in executive session to report two House bills with recommendations to pass.
Chair Burns moved that House Bill 3,210 be voted 'do pass' and introduced House Committee Amendment ending in 0.02h; the Committee adopted the amendment and rolled it into a new substitute. By roll call, the House Committee substitute for HB 3,210 passed with 9 ayes and 5 noes and was reported out with a 'do pass' recommendation.
Later the Chair moved that House Bill 3,510 be voted 'do pass.' The Committee called the roll and the motion passed 14 ayes to 1 no. The Clerk and Chair noted a brief script issue during the proceedings when bill numbers were misread; the Committee clarified the intended bills before completing the second vote.
The votes were procedural recommendations from committee and do not by themselves enact law. No floor action or further committee instructions were recorded in the transcript.
Actions and outcomes
- House Bill 3,210 — House Committee substitute adopted; substitute reported 'do pass' (tally: 9 ayes, 5 no). Chair Burns moved the substitute.
- House Bill 3,510 — Reported 'do pass' after roll-call vote (tally: 14 ayes, 1 no). Chair Burns moved the motion to vote. A script numbering issue occurred during the proceeding; the committee clarified before the final roll call.
The committee concluded the executive session and moved to the night's public hearing.
Chair Burns moved that House Bill 3,210 be voted 'do pass' and introduced House Committee Amendment ending in 0.02h; the Committee adopted the amendment and rolled it into a new substitute. By roll call, the House Committee substitute for HB 3,210 passed with 9 ayes and 5 noes and was reported out with a 'do pass' recommendation.
Later the Chair moved that House Bill 3,510 be voted 'do pass.' The Committee called the roll and the motion passed 14 ayes to 1 no. The Clerk and Chair noted a brief script issue during the proceedings when bill numbers were misread; the Committee clarified the intended bills before completing the second vote.
The votes were procedural recommendations from committee and do not by themselves enact law. No floor action or further committee instructions were recorded in the transcript.
Actions and outcomes
- House Bill 3,210 — House Committee substitute adopted; substitute reported 'do pass' (tally: 9 ayes, 5 no). Chair Burns moved the substitute.
- House Bill 3,510 — Reported 'do pass' after roll-call vote (tally: 14 ayes, 1 no). Chair Burns moved the motion to vote. A script numbering issue occurred during the proceeding; the committee clarified before the final roll call.
The committee concluded the executive session and moved to the night's public hearing.
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