Corrections committee gives House Bill 1829 unanimous 'do pass' recommendation; schedules Senate Bill 890 for executive session

The Committee on Corrections and Public Institutions voted 12-0 to recommend that House Bill 1829 be given a "do pass" recommendation. Chairman Mayhew moved the motion and the clerk recorded 12 ayes and 0 no votes.

The vote followed brief procedural business and a roll call by the clerk. Chairman Mayhew said the committee would not take up Senate Bill 890 at the same meeting and announced, "We will not be execing out Senate bill 8 90. We are moving that to an executive session on Tuesday at 04:30." The committee then proceeded to the motion and roll-call vote on House Bill 1829.

House Bill 1829 was moved for a "do pass" recommendation by Chairman Mayhew; the clerk called the roll and members voted in favor. The clerk declared the result: "By your vote of 12 ayes and 0 no, you have voted House Bill 18 29 due pass." With no further business, Chairman Mayhew adjourned the meeting.

The committee did not place additional detail about the content of House Bill 1829 on the record during this session; the committee's action forwards the bill to the next stage in the legislative process.