The Assembly Committee on Commerce and Labor convened on June 1, 2025, to conduct a work session focused on Senate Bill 63, which addresses the use of certain online products and services by minors. The meeting began with a roll call, confirming the presence of all committee members, including Chair Marzola and Vice Chair Howdighi.

Following the roll call, Chair Marzola provided housekeeping announcements, reminding attendees to silence electronic devices and informing them that meeting materials were available on the Nevada Legislature's website. The committee then moved directly into the work session, which is designed for taking action on previously discussed measures without re-hearing testimony.

Senate Bill 63, sponsored on behalf of the Attorney General, was the sole item on the agenda. The bill aims to revise provisions related to online services used by minors. After a brief overview, the committee considered three proposed amendments to the bill. Chair Marzola invited questions from the members, but none were raised.

A motion to amend and pass the bill was made by Assembly Member Torres Fawcett and seconded by Vice Chair Howdighi. The motion was put to a vote, and all members present voted in favor, resulting in the motion carrying. Chair Marzola assigned the floor statement regarding the bill to Assembly Member Torres Fawcett.

The meeting concluded with an invitation for public comment. However, no individuals from Carson City or Las Vegas expressed a desire to provide comments during the allotted time. The session ended without further discussion or additional agenda items.