Votes at a glance: committee actions on April 22
April 23, 2026 | Executive Departments and Administration, House of Representatives, Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
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Key committee actions taken during the April 22 meeting:
- SB 56 (surplus DOT land / BFA leasing): Amendment 1494h adopted in executive session (roll call recorded) and committee reported 'ought to pass' with amendment 16‑0; item placed on consent calendar.
- SB 470 (narrow expungement for certain disciplinary administrative errors): Committee recorded action in executive session and placed the item on the consent calendar (committee roll calls recorded in the transcript).
- SB 516 (technical corrections at DCYF): Reported with a simple committee vote; placed on consent calendar.
- SB 669 (allow sale of one drink at salons/barbers/spas): Committee adopted a fee amendment (1563h) and then voted 13‑3 to send the bill to interim study; the minority intends to report 'OTP with amendment' as its alternative recommendation.
The committee chair noted no objections to placing unanimous consent items on the consent calendar and scheduled further executive sessions and interim review work where appropriate.
- SB 56 (surplus DOT land / BFA leasing): Amendment 1494h adopted in executive session (roll call recorded) and committee reported 'ought to pass' with amendment 16‑0; item placed on consent calendar.
- SB 470 (narrow expungement for certain disciplinary administrative errors): Committee recorded action in executive session and placed the item on the consent calendar (committee roll calls recorded in the transcript).
- SB 516 (technical corrections at DCYF): Reported with a simple committee vote; placed on consent calendar.
- SB 669 (allow sale of one drink at salons/barbers/spas): Committee adopted a fee amendment (1563h) and then voted 13‑3 to send the bill to interim study; the minority intends to report 'OTP with amendment' as its alternative recommendation.
The committee chair noted no objections to placing unanimous consent items on the consent calendar and scheduled further executive sessions and interim review work where appropriate.
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