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Members used voice votes and unanimous-consent procedures to handle several calendar items in blocks. The clerk recorded one roll call on a block of concurrent resolutions: House Concurrent Resolutions 1 through 4 were adopted by a vote of 128 yes, 0 no. Members also asked unanimous consent to correct a drafting error in House Bill 1063, and that correction was approved.

Several individual House bills were handled either separately or in blocks by motions to “invite conference” or to “not concur and invite conference.” Examples recorded on the floor included item 28 (House Bill 11 27), item 29 (House Bill 11 31), item 6 (House Bill 15 67), items 66–79 (block, described as House appropriations bills), item 14 (House Bill 13 25), item 15 (House Bill 13 30), item 42 (House Bill 14 50), items 80–89 (block), item 5 (House Bill 15 09), item 40 (House Bill 13 08), item 49 (House Bill 15 2), item 27 (House Bill 10 77, addressed separately), and others the clerk displayed on the concurrence/non‑concurrence calendar.

During the rules/supplemental calendar the House called up items 1–4 in block (house concurrent resolutions) and then items 5–25 (house resolutions), taking voice votes; one resolution in that block (House Resolution 82, item 9 of the block) was set aside by a member’s request.

The transcript shows multiple members moving to take items in block and to invite conference; where members asked to set items aside, the speaker acknowledged and accommodated those requests. Most calendar motions were adopted by voice vote with “the ayes have it.” Specific roll-call tallies were recorded for the concurrent resolutions vote (128–0) and for the concurrence motion on House Bill 1077 (28–0), which is covered in a separate article.

The House announced meeting times for committees and adjourned until 10 a.m. the next day.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","MS House Floor - 17 March, 2025; 4:00 PM","oneSentenceSummary","On the floor, the Mississippi House of Representatives moved multiple House bills to conference with the Senate, took block votes on appropriations and other calendars, and adopted House concurrent resolutions 1–4 by a recorded vote of 128 yes, 0 no.","taxTitle","House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Mississippi","taxId",29103,"location","Mississippi","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6633458,"Mississippi House concurs with Senate changes to kratom bill, 28-0",65,1325000,1390000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2664420-9f0340ffe12b8ff6a14a7beb5cf5a271&start=1325&end=1390","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2664420-9f0340ffe12b8ff6a14a7beb5cf5a271/thumbnail_1325000.jpg","/articles/6633458/Mississippi/Mississippi-House-concurs-with-Senate-changes-to-kratom-bill-28-0","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6633458-47ddd548d3b6a92c15db2170219a80b1/orig.mp4?Expires=1771121036&Signature=bjDyyrKZ5m2iUrbmaWWm1oYko56OuboIOLFTqItAyqjCXhyDcKdLXLpYEGU8eSpQ-iA2mklsaq9D9nG9nEiFC4Q7Dur4zXs99XHwhKVR-2XYHi0xrux2wcYCLIivlUXFCRpLemlLk~H~J3SyIX2EUhJjzfaxgXk~9e6GPmQrpw9LTqpQhRz6JAq4qq0roIvlsTGfXAD8U8t4NXYhMWXL5rmY0o0zAs4DnbqCJigjL-2nSzvxR6mGr0hY7fmqQzXiP1iw9eIYZJzv8KErsFqqEeds4k9j2xN8gIpC6Wmq7-nD7HrFC2kScuAB3-u7DjWLKaZ-10NhI1dfhAAV5ShWSQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Mississippi House of Representatives voted to concur with Senate changes to House Bill 1077, a measure that restricts kratom sales to people 21 and older and adds labeling and registration requirements, the chamber recorded.

Representative Yancey, speaking on the floor, said the bill originally placed kratom behind the counter and limited sales to purchasers 21 and older. He told colleagues the Senate’s amendments add labeling requirements and a registration mandate for distributors.

The bill’s original provisions as described on the floor would require purchasers to be at least 21 and place kratom behind the counter; it also banned a synthetic form of kratom. Representative Yancey said the Senate added two notable changes: any kratom product must have a label that “clearly sets forth the identity, address, and telephone number of the manufacturer, and a full list of the ingredients in the kratom product,” and a processor, wholesaler, jobber, distributor, or manufacturer must register with the Mississippi Department of Revenue before selling, distributing, or exposing kratom for sale.

“Once and for all, we have a chance to do something with kratom,” Representative Yancey said on the floor while explaining the changes and urging concurrence. He moved to concur with the Senate amendments. The motion prevailed; the tally announced on the record was 28 yes, 0 no.

The House record shows the motion was a concurrence vote on House Bill 1077; the clerk announced the vote total after members cast their votes. No further amendments or conditions were recorded on the floor during that explanation.

With the concurrence motion approved, the bill’s combined House and Senate provisions as described on the floor include the 21‑plus sales age, prohibition of synthetic kratom, labeling requirements specifying manufacturer contact and ingredient list, and a pre‑sale registration requirement with the Mississippi Department of Revenue.","The Mississippi House voted to concur with Senate amendments to House Bill 1077, keeping a 21‑plus sales age, banning synthetic kratom, and adding labeling and vendor registration requirements; the voice motion was approved in a recorded tally of 28 yes, 0 no.","actionData","errors"]

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Mississippi House advances blocks of bills to conference; concurrent resolutions adopted 128-0

Mississippi House concurs with Senate changes to kratom bill, 28-0