Votes at a glance: Higher Education Subcommittee actions on multiple bills
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The House Higher Education Subcommittee considered multiple bills and took the following actions during the meeting:
- House Bill 2465 — Patron requested the bill “go by for the day.” Motion adopted (procedural): HB 2465 goes by for the day.
- House Bill 1917 and House Bill 2674 — Patrons requested the bills be stricken from the docket. Clerk recorded that HB 1917 and HB 2674 were stricken.
- House Bill 2452 — Reported out of committee with amendments and a reenactment clause; recorded vote 7–2 (see separate article on HB 2452).
- House Bill 2734 — Motion to table; clerk recorded HB 2734 as tabled after public testimony and discussion.
- House Bill 2420 — Reported out of committee as amended (mental‑health training for coaching staff with one‑year implementation); recorded vote 9–0 (see separate article on HB 2420).
- House Bill 2421 — Motion to lay on the table; clerk recorded HB 2421 as laid on the table following testimony and institutional concerns.
- House Bill 2778 — Motion to lay on the table; clerk recorded HB 2778 as gently laid on the table.
- House Bill 2722 — Motion to lay on the table; clerk recorded HB 2722 as gently laid on the table.
- House Bill 2593 (substitute) — Subcommittee reported the substitute to Appropriations on a 6–4 recorded vote (see separate article on HB 2593).
Several items were deferred or tabled following discussion or requests for additional information. The clerk opened and closed the roll for each recorded vote; outcomes above reflect the subcommittee’s announcements on the record.
- House Bill 2465 — Patron requested the bill “go by for the day.” Motion adopted (procedural): HB 2465 goes by for the day.
- House Bill 1917 and House Bill 2674 — Patrons requested the bills be stricken from the docket. Clerk recorded that HB 1917 and HB 2674 were stricken.
- House Bill 2452 — Reported out of committee with amendments and a reenactment clause; recorded vote 7–2 (see separate article on HB 2452).
- House Bill 2734 — Motion to table; clerk recorded HB 2734 as tabled after public testimony and discussion.
- House Bill 2420 — Reported out of committee as amended (mental‑health training for coaching staff with one‑year implementation); recorded vote 9–0 (see separate article on HB 2420).
- House Bill 2421 — Motion to lay on the table; clerk recorded HB 2421 as laid on the table following testimony and institutional concerns.
- House Bill 2778 — Motion to lay on the table; clerk recorded HB 2778 as gently laid on the table.
- House Bill 2722 — Motion to lay on the table; clerk recorded HB 2722 as gently laid on the table.
- House Bill 2593 (substitute) — Subcommittee reported the substitute to Appropriations on a 6–4 recorded vote (see separate article on HB 2593).
Several items were deferred or tabled following discussion or requests for additional information. The clerk opened and closed the roll for each recorded vote; outcomes above reflect the subcommittee’s announcements on the record.
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