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HB910, Committee Substitute, which is this bill's companion passed the house yesterday.bigity wrote:I could swear I heard Prat on Texas say this passed House committee yesterday, is that accurate or was I daydreaming on the way home from work?
It didn't pass the house, it was reported favorably out of the house committee. It has not passed the full house vote yet.G.A. Heath wrote:HB910, Committee Substitute, which is this bill's companion passed the house yesterday.bigity wrote:I could swear I heard Prat on Texas say this passed House committee yesterday, is that accurate or was I daydreaming on the way home from work?
Ahh, that'll teach me not to trust what I just heard on the radio w/o researching it myself. Unfortunately I am unable to access the legislatures website due to ISP problems and this website loads just fast enough I can respond before my internet goes down again. My ISP needs to get things fixed so I can do more than 15 to 40 seconds of internet for every 5 minutes.jerry_r60 wrote:It didn't pass the house, it was reported favorably out of the house committee. It has not passed the full house vote yet.G.A. Heath wrote:HB910, Committee Substitute, which is this bill's companion passed the house yesterday.bigity wrote:I could swear I heard Prat on Texas say this passed House committee yesterday, is that accurate or was I daydreaming on the way home from work?
So, here is my question: is it now a matter of a certain someone actually letting it come to a vote on the floor before the full House? As in, if he doesn't let it, it just dies when the legislature adjourns?jerry_r60 wrote:It didn't pass the house, it was reported favorably out of the house committee. It has not passed the full house vote yet.G.A. Heath wrote:HB910, Committee Substitute, which is this bill's companion passed the house yesterday.bigity wrote:I could swear I heard Prat on Texas say this passed House committee yesterday, is that accurate or was I daydreaming on the way home from work?
That's my understanding, yes.K.Mooneyham wrote:So, here is my question: is it now a matter of a certain someone actually letting it come to a vote on the floor before the full House? As in, if he doesn't let it, it just dies when the legislature adjourns?jerry_r60 wrote:It didn't pass the house, it was reported favorably out of the house committee. It has not passed the full house vote yet.G.A. Heath wrote:HB910, Committee Substitute, which is this bill's companion passed the house yesterday.bigity wrote:I could swear I heard Prat on Texas say this passed House committee yesterday, is that accurate or was I daydreaming on the way home from work?
HB910 was heard in committee in order to get the testimony and public hearing out of the way, and to get it on the House calendar for a floor vote. However, the bill that actually needs to be passed by the House in order for OC to go to the governor is its companion SB17 (since it was passed by the Senate), which hasn't been assigned yet. When/if it is assigned, presumably, to the HS and PS Committee, the intention is to report it favorably out of the committee without taking testimony again and then substitute it for HB910 on the calendar. At least that was how I understood the plan when I called Rep Phillips office yesterday.K.Mooneyham wrote: ...
So, here is my question: is it now a matter of a certain someone actually letting it come to a vote on the floor before the full House? As in, if he doesn't let it, it just dies when the legislature adjourns?
and these moves don't necessarily happen one day after another. If you look at SB17, it took a bit just for it to be "received" by the house. then still a bit more for it to get assigned.ELB wrote:HB910 was heard in committee in order to get the testimony and public hearing out of the way, and to get it on the House calendar for a floor vote. However, the bill that actually needs to be passed by the House in order for OC to go to the governor is its companion SB17 (since it was passed by the Senate), which hasn't been assigned yet. When/if it is assigned, presumably, to the HS and PS Committee, the intention is to report it favorably out of the committee without taking testimony again and then substitute it for HB910 on the calendar. At least that was how I understood the plan when I called Rep Phillips office yesterday.K.Mooneyham wrote: ...
So, here is my question: is it now a matter of a certain someone actually letting it come to a vote on the floor before the full House? As in, if he doesn't let it, it just dies when the legislature adjourns?