The House met today to complete legislation on three bills.
Senate Bill 185, which relates to alternative-fuel motor vehicles and qualified refueling infrastructure tax credits and Senate Bill 190, which relates to public-private transportation projects funding, both completed legislation. Senate Bill 460, which exempts certain residents’ active duty military pay from state income tax.
Eighteen bills have been amended, passed, and sent back to the Senate. Senate Bill 394 was one of those bills. It relates to scholarships for dependent children of state troopers who die in performance of duty. Senate Bill 22, requiring maternity services coverage for all health insurance plan dependents in certain circumstances, was also amended and passed.
The conference committee for Senate Bill 265 will meet at 2 p.m. in 252.
UPDATE:
The House amended, passed and sent back to the Senate four bills including Senate Bill 172, relating to nonintoxicating beer distributor licensees and also completed two bills including Senate Bill 630, relating to Chief Technology Officer’s duties with regard to security of government information and Senate Bill 470, permitting wine sale on Sunday mornings at fairs and festivals.
Also, two House Resolutions including House Resolution 37, recognizing the 24th Anniversary of the “Doc for the Day” program and House Resolution 38, memorizing the life of the Honorable Loutellus M. Stout, farmer, association executive and public servant.
The House will reconvene at 4:00 p.m. today
