DateIn Use ByBeginEndStatus
Hide details for Conference Committee Conference Committee
Hide details for 05/06/200905/06/2009
Hide details for HB09-1094HB09-1094
Comm Summary01:28 PM01:51 PMFinal
Bill Summary Final
FINAL VOTE - Move to adopt proposed committee report 003, as amended, to House Bill 09-1094. The motion passed on a 6-0 roll call voteFinal
Move to strike "while in motion" and to insert language regarding manual data entry. The motion passed without objection.Final
Moved to amend the bill to insert language permitting the data entry to make a cellular phone call while operating a motor vehicle. The motion was withdrawn.Final
Hide details for HB09-1137HB09-1137
Comm Summary08:17 AM08:22 AMFinal
Bill Summary Final
FINAL VOTE - Moved to adopt the first draft report of the first conference committee, CLHB1137.001 (Attachment A), conceptually, and to allow the drafter to make technical changes to the report. The motion passed on a 5-1 roll call vote.Final
Hide details for HB09-1157HB09-1157
Bill Summary Final
FINAL VOTE - Adhere to the Senate position on House Bill 09-1157. The motion passed on a vote of 5-0, with 1 excused.Final
Comm Summary09:33 AM09:35 AMFinal
Hide details for HB09-1163HB09-1163
Comm Summary09:20 AM09:36 AMFinal
Bill Summary Final
Moved amendment CLHB1163.002 (Attachment A). A substitute motion passed. Final
FINAL VOTE - Moved substitute motion amendment CLHB1163.001 (Attachment B). The motion passed on a 4-2 roll call vote. Final
Comm Summary01:16 PM01:23 PMFinal
Bill Summary Final
FINAL VOTE - Moved amendment CLHB 1163.003 (Attachment A). A substitute motion was offered and failed (see vote sheet below). The original motion passed on a 4-2 roll call vote. Final
Moved substitute amendment CLHB 1163.004 (Attachment B). The motion failed on a 2-4 roll call vote. Final
Hide details for HB09-1274HB09-1274
Bill Summary Final
Comm Summary09:01 AM09:26 AMFinal
FINAL VOTE - Adopt the first report of the first conference committee (Attachment A). The report returns to the reengrossed version of the bill and it allows the CBI Cold Case Unit to provide grants, support services, and various costs for local investigations of cold case homicides. It also requires the Department of Corrections to report to the Joint Budget Committee regarding any additional risks encountered by department personnel as a result of the repeal of the death penalty. Senator Carroll stated that this is the best option because it directs more funding to cold case investigation. Members of the committee commented about the report. The motion passed on a vote of 4-2.Final
SUBSTITUTE MOTION: House recede from its position on House Bill 09-1274 and allow the rerevised version of the bill to stand. Members commented about their positions on the motion. The motion failed on a vote of 2-4.Final