The House passed two bills this afternoon: House Bill 4078 and House Bill 4086. House Bill 4078, would extend certain deadlines mandated actions regarding higher education personnel. House Bill 4086 passed after the constitutional rule that a bill be read on three separate days was suspended. The bill would designate certain property as a qualified capital addition to a manufacturing facility.

18 bills were also introduced by the House. Among the bills introduced is House Bill 4260, relating to insurance coverage for individuals with autism spectrum disorders.

Four bills were read for the first time today and advanced to second reading: House Bill 4001,which would authorize boards to establish fees by legislative rule; House Bill 4002, relating to annual seminar requirements for professional licensing boards; House Bill 4003, which would clarify the law governing the duties of professional licensing boards and House Bill 4097, which would create a license to practice hair styling.

The following committees will meet today:

Finance 1:45 p.m. – 460 M

Education 2:00 p.m. – 434 M

Judiciary 2:00 p.m. – 410 M

Health and Human Resources 4:00 p.m. – 215 E

The following committees will meet tomorrow morning:

Education 9:00 a.m. – 434 M

Finance 9:00 a.m. – 460 M

The House is adjourned until 11 a.m. tomorrow.

The House introduced House Resolution 8, identifying their opposition of the Supreme Court’s interpretation of the Constitution in Citizens United relating to the constitutional rights of corporations.

16 bills were introduced in the House today. Among them was House Bill 4242 , which would criminalize the failure of a custodian to report a missing child to law-enforcement officials.

Two bills were passed during today’s floor session: House Bill 2533 would require the identities of signatories to a certificate for a person seeking ballot access to be made public and verified and House Bill 4072, which would eliminate requirement for county boards of education to meet on the first Monday of July.

House Bill 4078, which extends certain deadlines for mandated actions regarding higher education personnel, was advanced to third reading.

The House is adjourned until 1 p.m. Monday.

This morning, the House introduced 111 bills. Among them was House Bill 4063, which would authorize the Human Rights Commission to proclaim a legislative rule regarding housing discrimination against people with disabilities who use assistance animals.

Two bills were read for the first time today and were advanced to second reading: House Bill 4006, relating to elevator workers’ licensure exemptions and House Bill 4078, extending certain deadlines for mandated actions regarding higher education personnel.

The House read two bills for the second time today and both advanced to third reading: House Bill 2533, requiring the identities of signatories to a certificate for a person seeking ballot access to be made public and verified and House Bill 4072, eliminating requirement for county boards of education to meet on the first Monday of July.

The following committees will meet today:

Finance 2 p.m.- 460 M

Education 2 p.m.- 410 M

Government Organization 1:30 p.m.- 215 E

The following committees will meet tomorrow:

Finance 9 a.m.-460 M

The House is adjourned until 11 a.m. tomorrow.

During this afternoon’s floor session, the House adopted House Resolution 7, which designated today as Disability Advocacy Day.

The House also passed 3 bills during the floor session. One bill that was passed is House Bill 2402 which redefines the term “public record” as it is used in the Freedom of Information Act. The second bill that was passed is House Bill 2521, which eliminates the requirement of serving domestic violence orders by certified mail. The third bill that was passed in the House today is House Bill 3128, which changes filing a civil petition instead of a motion for expungement of records relating to an arrest.

In addition to passing 3 bills, the House introduced a total of 20 bills. This included House Bill 4103, which would call for a consolidation of government services and enforcement of laws pertaining to the motor carrier industry.

Two bills were also read for the first time today. They were House Bill 2533,which would require the identities of signatories to a certificate for a person seeking ballot access to be made public and verified, and House Bill 4072, which would eliminate the requirement for county boards of education to meet on the first Monday of July.

The following committees will meet today:
Energy, Industry and Labor, Economic Development and Small Business 1 P.M. – 460M
Health and Human Resources 4 P.M. – 215E
Roads and Transportation 2 P.M. – 215E
Political Subdivisions 1 P.M. – 215E
Senior Citizen Issues 3 P.M. – 215E

The following committees will meet tomorrow:
Education 9 A.M. – 410M
Finance 9 A.M. – 460M

The House is adjourned until 11 A.M. tomorrow.