Committee Approves House Bill 213 with Narrow 5 to 4 Vote

February 08, 2025 | Energy, Environment & Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico


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Committee Approves House Bill 213 with Narrow 5 to 4 Vote
The House Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Committee convened on February 8, 2025, to discuss several legislative matters, including House Bill 213. The meeting began with a motion regarding the bill, which was met with a roll call vote.

The results of the vote were closely contested, with a final tally of 5 in favor and 4 against, leading to the committee's decision to pass the bill. The chair, McQueen, acknowledged the outcome and thanked the committee members for their participation.

Following the vote, there was a brief discussion about taking a break for lunch, as sandwiches had arrived for the committee members. The members considered whether to pause for a five-minute break or continue with the meeting while waiting for the food to be served. Ultimately, the committee opted to proceed without a break, indicating a focus on maintaining momentum in their discussions.

The meeting highlighted the committee's ongoing legislative efforts and the collaborative environment among its members, even as they navigated the practicalities of a working lunch. Further discussions and decisions are expected in future meetings as the committee continues to address important energy and environmental issues in New Mexico.

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