The South Dakota House of Representatives convened for its 100th legislative session on February 28, 2025, marking Day 29 of the current session. The meeting began with a prayer led by Pastor Craig Wexler, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance, establishing a formal and respectful atmosphere for the proceedings.

During the session, the House confirmed a quorum and approved the journal from the previous meeting. Governor Larry Roden communicated that he had approved House Bills 1053 and 1118, which have been filed with the Secretary of State. This approval indicates progress on key legislative measures.

Several committees reported on various bills. The Committee on Legislative Procedure confirmed that multiple House Bills, including 1068, 1070, 1080, 1100, 1120, and 1133, were correctly enrolled. Additionally, House Bills 1044, 1050, 1063, and 1173 were delivered to the Governor for approval.

The Committee on House State Affairs reported that Senate Bills 192 and 66 would pass and be placed on the consent calendar, while Senate Bills 75 and 176 would be amended before passing. The Committee on House Health and Human Services also reported several Senate Bills, including 76, 707, 80, and 100, which will be placed on the consent calendar.

Furthermore, the Committee on House Agriculture and Natural Resources deferred Senate Bill 14 to the 41st legislative day, while Senate Bills 15 and 78 were approved for the consent calendar. The Joint Committee on Appropriations reported that House Bill 1041 would be amended and passed, while House Bill 1163 was tabled.

Overall, the meeting highlighted significant legislative activity, with multiple bills moving forward in the legislative process, reflecting the ongoing work of the South Dakota House of Representatives.