Maryland Senate reassigns bills to budget and judicial committees ahead of weekend session

January 31, 2025 | SENATE, SENATE, Committees, Legislative, Maryland


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Maryland Senate reassigns bills to budget and judicial committees ahead of weekend session
Senate Bill 693 and Senate Bill 700 have been officially reassigned to their respective committees during the Maryland Senate Floor Session on January 31, 2025. Senate Bill 693 will now go to the Budget and Tax Committee, while Senate Bill 700 has been moved to Judicial Proceedings. This reassignment is in accordance with rule 33 d, ensuring that both bills are placed in the appropriate standing committees for further consideration.

As the session progressed, the atmosphere remained light-hearted, with members discussing an upcoming cold plunge event, humorously noting the expected rainy weather. The session also welcomed a special guest, Noah, the son of a senator, who received compliments on his stylish tie.

With no further announcements or discussions, the session concluded with a quorum call. The Senate is set to adjourn until Monday, February 3, at 8 PM, as confirmed by the assistant deputy majority leader. This brief session highlights the ongoing legislative process in Maryland, with key bills being positioned for future debate and decision-making.

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