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@misc{session-H-2024-05-30,
title = {The House, Thursday, May 30, 2024},
howpublished = {Granite Record},
url = {https://graniterecord.org/session/H/2024-05-30},
note = {Accessed 19 Oct. 2026}
}The House assembled at 10:00 AM, a prayer was offered and Rep. David Preece (D - Hills 17) led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Presiding over the House during the day: Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16), Speaker of the House, and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3), Deputy Speaker of the House.
The journal records 13 members as having leave of the House for the day, that is, permission to be away. A member on leave may still have voted on part of the day, and the roll call record does not always agree with the journal about who was excused.
Rep. Debra DeSimone (R - Rock 18) Rep. Mary Freitas (D - Hills 26) Rep. Michael O'Brien (D - Hills 10) Rep. James Spillane (R - Rock 2) Rep. Susan Treleaven (D - Straf 21) Rep. Travis O'Hara (R - Belk 4) Rep. Maria Perez (I - Hills 43) Rep. Laurie Sanborn (R - Hills 2) Rep. Marjorie Smith (D - Straf 10) Rep. James Summers (R - Rock 20) Rep. Stephen Woodcock (D - Carr 1) Rep. Karel Crawford (R - Carr 3) Rep. Karen Reid (R - Hills 27)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1648s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Mark Pearson (R - Rock 34).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1648s
Spoke for the motionRep. Mark Pearson (R - Rock 34)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2103s
Motion Failed 179–190 on a division
Moved by Rep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2103s
Spoke for the motionRep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14)
Spoke against the motionRep. Alissandra Murray (D - Hills 20)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes)
Motion Failed 181–188 on a division
Moved by Rep. Mark Pearson (R - Rock 34).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment
Spoke for the motionRep. Mark Pearson (R - Rock 34)
Spoke against the motionRep. Patrick Long
Nonconcur with the Amendment (Reject the other chamber's changes) 2024-1972s
Motion Passed: Changes Rejected 185–183 on a division
Moved by Rep. Kimberly Abare (R - Hills 1).
In the record: House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1972s
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2124s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2124s (Reps. M. Pearson, Weyler)
Spoke for the motionRep. Mark Pearson (R - Rock 34)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2189s, 2024-2141s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted 191–171 on a division
Moved by Rep. Mark Pearson (R - Rock 34).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2189s and 2024-2141s
Spoke for the motionRep. Mark Pearson (R - Rock 34)
Spoke against the motionRep. Heather Raymond (D - Hills 5)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1606s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1606s
Spoke for the motionRep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1817s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1817s
Spoke for the motionRep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14)
Nonconcur with the Amendment (Reject the other chamber's changes) 2024-2013s
Motion Failed 180–190 on a roll call
Moved by Rep. Anita Burroughs (D - Carr 2).
In the record: House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2013s
Nonconcur and Request a Committee of Conference (Ask for a conference to settle the differences)
Motion Passed: Conference Requested on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14).
In the record: House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment and Requests CofC
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1693s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1693s
Spoke for the motionRep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1941s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1941s
Spoke for the motionRep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1996s, 2024-2174s, 2024-2079s
Motion Failed 175–194 on a division
Moved by Rep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1996s 2024-2174s and 2024-2079s
Spoke for the motionRep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14)
Nonconcur and Request a Committee of Conference (Ask for a conference to settle the differences) 2024-1996s, 2024-2174s, 2024-2079s
Motion Passed: Conference Requested on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Lucy Weber (D - Ches 5).
In the record: House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1996s 2024-2174s and 2024-2079s and Requests CofC
Reconsider (Vote again on a decision)
Motion Failed: Earlier Vote Stands 180–188 on a division
Moved by Rep. Emily Phillips (R - Rock 7).
In the record: Reconsider Non Concur
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1954s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1954s
Spoke for the motionRep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2012s, 2024-2142s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2012s and 2024-2142s
Spoke for the motionRep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14)
Reconsider (Vote again on a decision)
Motion Failed: Earlier Vote Stands 178–191 on a roll call
Moved by Rep. Candace Gibbons (D - Hills 20).
In the record: Reconsider Concur
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2138s, 2024-2176s, 2024-2172s
Motion Failed 117–252 on a division
Moved by Rep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2138s 2024-2176s and 2024-2172s
Spoke for the motionRep. Andrew Prout (R - Hills 13) Rep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14)
Spoke against the motionRep. Jared Sullivan (D - Graf 2) Rep. Kevin Verville (R - Rock 2) Rep. Heath Howard (D - Straf 4)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1560s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted 190–179 on a roll call
Moved by Rep. Terry Roy (R - Rock 31).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1560s
Spoke for the motionRep. Terry Roy (R - Rock 31)
Spoke against the motionRep. David Meuse (D - Rock 37)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-0014s, 2024-0575s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Terry Roy (R - Rock 31).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-0014s and 2024-0575s
Spoke for the motionRep. Jennifer Rhodes (R - Ches 17)
Nonconcur with the Amendment (Reject the other chamber's changes) 2024-2138s, 2024-2176s, 2024-2172s
Motion Failed 173–196 on a division
Moved by Rep. Kevin Verville (R - Rock 2).
In the record: House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2138s 2024-2176s and 2024-2172s
Nonconcur and Request a Committee of Conference (Ask for a conference to settle the differences) 2024-2138s, 2024-2176s, 2024-2172s
Motion Passed: Conference Requested 261–108 on a division
Moved by Rep. Joe Sweeney (R - Rock 25).
In the record: House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2138s 2024-2176s and 2024-2172s and Requests CofC
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2149s, 2024-2193s, 2024-2114s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted 340–28 on a division
Moved by Rep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2149s 2024-2193s and 2024-2114s
Spoke for the motionRep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1561s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Terry Roy (R - Rock 31).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1561s
Spoke for the motionRep. Terry Roy (R - Rock 31)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-0571s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Terry Roy (R - Rock 31).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-0571s
Spoke for the motionRep. Jennifer Rhodes (R - Ches 17)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1538s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Terry Roy (R - Rock 31).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1538s
Spoke for the motionRep. Terry Roy (R - Rock 31)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2050s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted 183–171 on a division
Moved by Rep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2050s
Spoke for the motionRep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1627s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1627s
Spoke for the motionRep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1629s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1629s
Spoke for the motionRep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1629s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted 201–160 on a roll call
Moved by Rep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1629s
Spoke for the motionRep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1703s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted 182–181 on a division
Moved by Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1703s
Spoke for the motionRep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1694s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1694s
Spoke for the motionRep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1944s
Motion Failed 159–202 on a division
Moved by Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1944s
Spoke for the motionRep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3)
Spoke against the motionRep. Connie Lane (D - Merr 16)
Nonconcur with the Amendment (Reject the other chamber's changes) 2024-1944s
Motion Passed: Changes Rejected on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Lucy Weber (D - Ches 5).
In the record: House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1944s
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1624s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1624s
Spoke for the motionRep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1470s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1470s
Spoke for the motionRep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1522s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1522s
Spoke for the motionRep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1850s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1850s
Spoke for the motionRep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2008s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted 319–43 on a division
Moved by Rep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2008s
Spoke for the motionRep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1738s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1738s
Spoke for the motionRep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1707s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1707s
Spoke for the motionRep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1942s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Judy Aron (R - Sull 4).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1942s
Spoke for the motionRep. Judy Aron (R - Sull 4)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2108s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted 325–36 on a division
Moved by Rep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2108s
Spoke for the motionRep. Matthew Simon (R - Graf 1)
Spoke against the motionRep. Trinidad Tellez (D - Hills 40)
Lay on the Table (Set the bill aside)
Motion Failed 44–317 on a division
Moved by Rep. Trinidad Tellez (D - Hills 40).
In the record: Lay HB1222 on Table
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1719s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1719s
Spoke for the motionRep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1701s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted 183–180 on a division
Moved by Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1701s
Spoke for the motionRep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2009s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2009s
Spoke for the motionRep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1702s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Judy Aron (R - Sull 4).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1702s
Spoke for the motionRep. Judy Aron (R - Sull 4)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1729s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1729s
Spoke for the motionRep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1615s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Judy Aron (R - Sull 4).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1615s
Spoke for the motionRep. Judy Aron (R - Sull 4)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1992s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1992s
Spoke for the motionRep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1523s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1523s (Reps. W. MacDonald, Janigian)
Spoke for the motionRep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1723s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Kenneth Weyler (R - Rock 14).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1723s
Spoke for the motionRep. Kenneth Weyler (R - Rock 14)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2001s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2001s
Spoke for the motionRep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1876s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1876s
Spoke for the motionRep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27)
Lay on the Table (Set the bill aside)
Motion Passed: Bill Tabled 192–170 on a division
Moved by Rep. David Nagel (D - Belk 6).
In the record: Lay HB1410 on Table
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1886s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1886s
Spoke for the motionRep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1643s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1643s
Spoke for the motionRep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2015s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2015s
Spoke for the motionRep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1848s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1848s
Spoke for the motionRep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1977s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1977s (Reps. C. McGuire, Weyler)
Spoke for the motionRep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1716s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted 218–106 on a division
Moved by Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1716s
Spoke for the motionRep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2160s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2160s
Spoke for the motionRep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16)
House Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs recommended Interim Study (IS), 19–1; a minority, Ought to Pass with Amendment (OTPA).
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1965s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted 185–174 on a roll call
Moved by Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1965s
Spoke for the motionRep. Katy Peternel (R - Carr 6) Rep. Mark Pearson (R - Rock 34) Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16)
Spoke against the motionRep. Seth King (R - Coos 4)
Thank you, Mister Speaker. I will be very brief.…
Deputy Speaker Steven SmithRep. Wayne MacDonald moves that the House concur. Rep. Peternel is recognized to speak.
Rep. Katy Peternel (R - Carr 6)Thank you, Mister Speaker. I will be very brief. Honorable colleagues, over lunch I spoke with New Mexico Senator David Gallegos. They attempted similar legislation last year and another attempt will be voted on again this July. The impetus for the similar New Mexico bill was a baby who had been discovered in a dumpster. The baby's mother bagged the child, put it in a trash bag and it was tossed into the dumpster and covered with more trash. A dumpster diver heard the infant cry and called the police. That baby is still alive today. How much more humane would it have been for that baby to have been deposited in an infant safety device? It is a miracle that the baby was discovered at all, let alone recovered alive. If we continue to deter and block parents from surrendering their babies alive, babies like this one will simply disappear. We will have more babies like the Eckersley baby in Manchester. More babies like Mattilyn Kitner in Somersworth who was suffocated in a meth den. Not one opponent of the exclusionary rule will answer the question of what will happen to the next Dauphinais baby when his parents cannot safely surrender him? The answer is really unspeakable. Infants are the most vulnerable people in our society. If we continue to hunt down and prosecute parents who use our safe havens, these babies cannot get up and go to another state with better safe haven laws. All of us in this room are their last and only line of defense. An exclusionary rule is the only way to allow our safe haven law to work. Other states are coming to grips with the same issue and New Mexico is looking to New Hampshire to lead the way in protecting the mother in order to protect the infant. Please support the motion to concur on HB 1607.
Deputy Speaker Steven SmithRep. Wayne MacDonald is recognized to speak.
Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16)Thank you, Mister Speaker. I will try to address a number of questions and concerns that have been expressed about HB 1607 during its journey through the House and the Senate. As it has been indicated, HB 1607 expands safe haven surrender protections for infants by 1) allowing the use of an infant safety device for surrender of a child. 2) Expanding the age from up to 7 days to up to 61 days of age, and 3) clarifying protections for the surrendering individual to preclude using any information directly gained from the act of the child's surrender to be used as evidence of a crime or wrongdoing. The question has been asked why is such a bill needed? Our current legislation is two decades old and needs to be updated, specifically to span the age limit in line with other states and to promote the anonymous surrender of children to ensure their highest and best chance of survival. The other question is does this method of surrender actually save lives? The answer is yes. While it is difficult to know how many, because of a lack of official statistics and confidentiality rules, there have been some notable examples that were covered in local and national media. What we do know is that by reinforcing the protections and widening eligibility criteria, even more children would likely be saved. Now, the other question is aren't we letting criminals go free by not investigating and pursuing prosecution for wrongdoing? I know this is a huge concern and probably the biggest. This is a matter of weighing a child's life against the single avenue of evidence. This concept is routinely applied in the law to ensure needed protections are in place. Yes, it is a tradeoff, but the life of a child is well worth it. We only need to look at the case of Danielle Dauphinais, an abusive mother in New Hampshire who was arrested as a result of a child surrender to understand the value of this exclusionary rule. She used the safe haven law because she thought she could do it anonymously. The resulting prosecution sent a very different message that could very well dissuade the next Dauphinais unless we act to protect these children. Notably, the New Hampshire Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers supports the exclusionary provision as an effective harm reduction measure. They've also clarified the exclusionary provision does not preclude prosecution. What it does is restrict prosecutors from using the specific avenue for evidence and requires them to use other evidentiary sources and tools. In their February 29th letter to the House Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs Committee, the association stated, "The safe haven exclusionary rule proposed here is similar to the drug overdose good Samaritan law that was enacted in 2015. That protects both the victim of an overdose and a witness who requests medical assistance. The goal of the exclusionary rule proposed in HB 1607 is simple, to incentivize medical care and intervention rather than prosecution. Harm reduction is sound, humane public policy." Another question is the surrender process safe? Previously, our safe haven law allowed only for direct surrender to an individual. By introducing the option of an infant safety device, sometimes called a baby box, parents may be encouraged by the extra layer of anonymity. The infant safety device is a rigorously tested mechanism that is designed specifically to safely accept delivery of a child, is located inside a facility that is staffed 24 hours a day, such as a fire station or a hospital, and it's equipped with an alarm that promptly notifies personnel that a child has been surrendered. These devices have been in use across the country since 2016 with no issues. No infant safety device in any state in America has ever harmed a child in any way. And, finally, what is the threat picture for children in New Hampshire? Each year in New Hampshire there are thousands of cases related to child abuse or neglect and these are just a percentage of the true picture. Many of these cases are fueled by drug and alcohol abuse. New Hampshire ranks among the highest in both drug and alcohol use. Children are often the forgotten victims. Many living in seriously degraded and neglectful circumstances. Giving parents a wider window and removing every potential barrier to surrendering unwanted children could provide desperately needed safety and protection for children unable to speak or care for themselves and for this reason we ask that you concur.
Deputy Speaker Steven SmithRep. Seth King is recognized to speak against the recommendation. One moment please. Representative MacDonald, does the member yield for a question? The member yields. You may inquire.
Rep. Glenn Cordelli (R - Carr 7)Thank you, Representative. We have heard that there is no other state in the nation that has a language such as in the Senate amendment for the exclusionary rule, as you put it. Do you know why that is the case?
Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16)I think at least one reason for that is the fact that no other state has used police to investigate and prosecute a parent surrendering a baby, but we have in New Hampshire, and this is the reason we need to concur with the Senate. We need to encourage parents in crisis to safely surrender their baby and this can literally save lives.
Deputy Speaker Steven SmithSorry about that Representative King, you are up.
Rep. Seth King (R - Coos 4)Thank you, Mister Speaker and esteemed colleagues. A lot of time has already been spent on trying to sell us on the baby box idea. We are already sold on the baby box idea. When this came before us a couple of months ago, we split the bill in two, we voted on the baby box 373-1 with overwhelming support. It's the exclusionary rule that was extremely divisive. We killed it here. I spoke before the Judiciary Committee on the other body against adding the exclusionary rule. We had representatives from the Departments of Health and Human Services and Justice speaking against adding the exclusionary rule. Unfortunately, it was added in a strictly partisan manner and then when it went before the entire body, it was also passed on a strictly partisan manner. So, you might be asking why are you going against your party on this issue? I would say I'm not going against my party on this issue, I'm standing with all the other Republicans around the country who have passed safe haven laws and did not add an exclusionary rule. Okay, there are 22 states that have passed the safe haven boxes. We've got a few blue states like Maryland and New Mexico. We've got some purple states like Maine and Montana, but the overwhelmingly majority of them are deep red states. We are talking Alabama, Missouri, Mississippi, Arkansas, okay? The Republicans in those states could have easily passed an exclusionary rule without any help from the Democrats. So, we can't blame the Democrats on killing the exclusionary rule. The Republicans around the country have decided that they didn't need to add an exclusionary rule in order to get the benefits of the baby boxes, okay? It's the New Hampshire Republicans that have decided to add this language, much to my chagrin because I also supported the baby box idea. So, what I recommend is this year we do not concur. In six months, the sponsors of the bill can bring back the baby box bill. Hopefully, they will not include that extra part of the exclusionary rule and it will sail through both bodies and get signed in the corner office and we can all go our merry way, but this exclusionary rule is just, it's just way too far. I cannot support and I know there are many New Hampshire citizens who would feel very uncomfortable about giving de facto immunity to baby rapists. So, please vote to nonconcur.
Deputy Speaker Steven SmithDoes the member yield to a question? The member does not yield. Rep. Mark Pearson is recognized to speak for the recommendation.
Rep. Mark Pearson (R - Rock 34)Thank you, Mister Speaker. I will keep my remarks only on the subject of the exclusionary rule. Consider two parallels. A police officer believes in a particular dwelling, there are items proving the bad guy is a bad guy. So, the police officer goes in there and takes those items. The judge throws them out because there was no warrant. Well, we'd like to pin it on the bad guy, but I think we realize the sanctity of our homes from unwarranted police invasion overrules this. I think it is a freedom issue. Secondly, a court case in this state, a judge demanded a physician violate the doctor/patient confidentiality to obtain needed information and if you, like me, are a fan of reading through rules of evidence, you'll discover in 502 in the footnote it was reversed upon appeal because the state had not done due diligence to get the information they needed in ways other than violating doctor/patient confidentiality. And, again, to me this is a freedom issue. So, what we have is the greater good of that baby being spared over one way of pinning things on the bad guys. Things that the state can do with a rigorous policing action. So please vote yes. Vote green. Vote for the babies.
Deputy Speaker Steven SmithThe question is on the motion to concur on HB 1607. I hear a division vote requested. Who requested a roll call? Rep. Kristine Perez requests a roll call and is sufficiently seconded. This will be a roll call vote. Members take your seats. While you are finding your seats, a reminder that if you are not at your seat, you can't second anything. Save the energy and don't wave your arms when you are walking down the aisle. It doesn't count. I don't see you. Let's go people. Find your seats. Now is the time for all good members to be in their seats, except if you are doing PI's. The question is on the motion to concur on HB 1607. Rep. Weber is recognized for a parliamentary inquiry.
Rep. Lucy Weber (D - Ches 5)Thank you, Mister Speaker. If I know that parents may safely surrender a baby today in a number of different ways. And if I know that I do not want to potentially allow 61 days of child abuse and then giving a get out of jail free pass to that abuser, would I now vote no on the concur motion?
Deputy Speaker Steven SmithRep. Lynn is recognized for a parliamentary inquiry.
Rep. Bob Lynn (R - Rock 17)Thank you, Mister Speaker. If I know that parents willing to leave their babies with a stranger or in a box are very likely involved in criminal activity against their child. And if I know that right now such parents who use our safe haven law can expect to be arrested as a result of surrendering their baby. And if I know that unless this changes, there is no real incentive to use the safe haven law. And if I know that HB 1607 grants use immunity only and does not grant what's called transactional immunity. That is somebody that surrenders their baby can still be prosecuted if they've abused the child based on evidence independent of the surrender. And finally, if I know that forcing a violent, abusive parent to keep his or her baby will result in very bad outcomes for the child, then would I now press the green button to pass this life saving bill? Thank you.
Deputy Speaker Steven SmithThe question is on the motion to concur on HB 1607. This is a roll call vote. If you are in favor, press the green button. Opposed, press the red. Voting stations are open for 30 seconds. Have all members present had an opportunity to vote? The House will attend to the state of the vote. 185 in the affirmative, 174 in the negative, the motion is adopted.
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1477s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1477s
Spoke for the motionRep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1646s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Bob Lynn (R - Rock 17).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1646s
Spoke for the motionRep. Bob Lynn (R - Rock 17)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2104s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted 182–175 on a division
Moved by Rep. Bob Lynn (R - Rock 17).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2104s
Spoke for the motionRep. Bob Lynn (R - Rock 17)
Spoke against the motionRep. David Nagel (D - Belk 6)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1871s, 2024-2123s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Bob Lynn (R - Rock 17).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1871s and 2024-2123s
Spoke for the motionRep. Bob Lynn (R - Rock 17)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2118s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2118s (Reps. Lynn, Weyler)
Spoke for the motionRep. Bob Lynn (R - Rock 17)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1732s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1732s
Spoke for the motionRep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1952s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Len Turcotte (R - Straf 4).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1952s
Spoke for the motionRep. Len Turcotte (R - Straf 4)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1993s, 2024-2093s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Michael Vose (R - Rock 5).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1993s and 2024-2093s
Spoke for the motionRep. Michael Vose (R - Rock 5)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2013s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Gregory Hill (R - Merr 2).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2013s
Spoke for the motionRep. Gregory Hill (R - Merr 2)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1726s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Andrew Renzullo (R - Hills 13).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1726s
Spoke for the motionRep. Andrew Renzullo (R - Hills 13)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1947s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Andrew Renzullo (R - Hills 13).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1947s
Spoke for the motionRep. Andrew Renzullo (R - Hills 13)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2155s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Len Turcotte (R - Straf 4).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2155s
Spoke for the motionRep. Len Turcotte (R - Straf 4)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2022s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted 255–92 on a division
Moved by Rep. Gregory Hill (R - Merr 2).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2022s
Spoke for the motionRep. Gregory Hill (R - Merr 2)
Spoke against the motionRep. J.R. Hoell (R - Merr 27)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1612s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Michael Vose (R - Rock 5).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1612s
Spoke for the motionRep. Michael Vose (R - Rock 5)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1691s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1691s (Reps. Vose, Weyler)
Spoke for the motionRep. Michael Vose (R - Rock 5)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2120s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Michael Vose (R - Rock 5).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2120s
Spoke for the motionRep. Michael Vose (R - Rock 5)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1829s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Andrew Renzullo (R - Hills 13).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1829s
Spoke for the motionRep. Andrew Renzullo (R - Hills 13)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1816s
Motion Failed 169–174 on a division
Moved by Rep. Michael Vose (R - Rock 5).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1816s
Spoke for the motionRep. Michael Vose (R - Rock 5)
Spoke against the motionRep. Thomas Cormen (D - Graf 15)
Nonconcur and Request a Committee of Conference (Ask for a conference to settle the differences) 2024-1816s
Motion Passed: Conference Requested on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Michael Vose (R - Rock 5).
In the record: House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1816s and Requests CofC
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1952s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Len Turcotte (R - Straf 4).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1952s
Spoke for the motionRep. Len Turcotte (R - Straf 4)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1485s, 2024-1548s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Michael Vose (R - Rock 5).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1485s and 2024-1548s
Spoke for the motionRep. Michael Vose (R - Rock 5)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2006s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Alexander Jr..
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2006s
Spoke for the motionRep. Joe Alexander (R - Hills 29)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1564s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Alexander Jr..
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1564s
Spoke for the motionRep. Joe Alexander (R - Hills 29)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1961s
Motion Failed 172–180 on a roll call
Moved by Rep. Alexander Jr..
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1961s
Spoke for the motionRep. Joe Alexander (R - Hills 29)
Spoke against the motionRep. Len Turcotte (R - Straf 4)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1981s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Jodi Nelson (R - Rock 13).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1981s
Spoke for the motionRep. Jodi Nelson (R - Rock 13)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1614s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Michael Vose (R - Rock 5).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1614s
Spoke for the motionRep. Michael Vose (R - Rock 5)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1528s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Thomas Walsh (R - Merr 10).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1528s
Spoke for the motionRep. Thomas Walsh (R - Merr 10)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1769s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Thomas Walsh (R - Merr 10).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1769s
Spoke for the motionRep. Thomas Walsh (R - Merr 10)
Nonconcur and Request a Committee of Conference (Ask for a conference to settle the differences) 2024-2121s, 2024-2161s
Motion Passed: Conference Requested on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Jennifer Rhodes (R - Ches 17).
In the record: House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2121s and 2024-2161s and Requests CofC
Nonconcur and Request a Committee of Conference (Ask for a conference to settle the differences) 2024-1961s
Motion Passed: Conference Requested on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Alexander Jr..
In the record: House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1961s and Requests CofC
Nonconcur with the Amendment (Reject the other chamber's changes) 2024-1945s
Motion Passed: Changes Rejected on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5).
In the record: House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1945s
Spoke for the motionRep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-2163s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Michael Moffett (R - Merr 4).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-2163s
Spoke for the motionRep. Michael Moffett (R - Merr 4)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1982s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. John Janigian (R - Rock 25).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1982s
Spoke for the motionRep. John Janigian (R - Rock 25)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1474s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. John Janigian (R - Rock 25).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1474s
Spoke for the motionRep. John Janigian (R - Rock 25)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1527s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Thomas Walsh (R - Merr 10).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1527s
Spoke for the motionRep. Thomas Walsh (R - Merr 10)
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2024-1642s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. John Janigian (R - Rock 25).
In the record: House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1642s
Spoke for the motionRep. John Janigian (R - Rock 25)
Reconsider (Vote again on a decision)
Motion Failed: Earlier Vote Stands 119–230 on a division
Moved by Rep. Kelley Potenza (R - Straf 19).
In the record: Reconsider Req CofC
Nonconcur with the Amendment (Reject the other chamber's changes) 2024-1823s
Motion Failed 166–184 on a division
Moved by Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3).
In the record: House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1823s
Spoke for the motionRep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3)
Spoke against the motionRep. Angela Brennan (D - Merr 9)
Nonconcur and Request a Committee of Conference (Ask for a conference to settle the differences) 2024-1823s
Motion Passed: Conference Requested 182–168 on a roll call
Moved by Rep. Joe Sweeney (R - Rock 25).
In the record: House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1823s and Requests CofC
Nonconcur with the Amendment (Reject the other chamber's changes) 2024-1516s
Motion Passed: Changes Rejected on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3).
In the record: House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1516s
Spoke for the motionRep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3)
Nonconcur with the Amendment (Reject the other chamber's changes) 2024-1721s
Motion Passed: Changes Rejected on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Michael Moffett (R - Merr 4).
In the record: House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2024-1721s
Spoke for the motionRep. Michael Moffett (R - Merr 4)
Refuse to Accede (Decline a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Refused on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Jennifer Rhodes (R - Ches 17).
In the record: House Refuses to Accede to Senate Request for CofC
Spoke for the motionRep. Jennifer Rhodes (R - Ches 17)
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Mark Pearson (R - Rock 34).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
Refuse to Accede (Decline a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Refused on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Jennifer Rhodes (R - Ches 17).
In the record: House Refuses to Accede to Senate Request for CofC
Spoke for the motionRep. Jennifer Rhodes (R - Ches 17)
Refuse to Accede (Decline a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Refused 176–166 on a division
Moved by Rep. Jennifer Rhodes (R - Ches 17).
In the record: House Refuses to Accede to Senate Request for CofC
Spoke for the motionRep. Jennifer Rhodes (R - Ches 17)
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Mark Pearson (R - Rock 34).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
Refuse to Accede (Decline a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Refused on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Gregory Hill (R - Merr 2).
In the record: House Refuses to Accede to Senate Request for CofC
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Rick Ladd (R - Graf 5).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed 323–12 on a division
Moved by Rep. James Qualey (R - Ches 18).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. John Hunt (R - Ches 14).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Wayne MacDonald (R - Rock 16).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Carol McGuire (R - Merr 27).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. John Janigian (R - Rock 25).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
Accede to the Request for a Committee of Conference (Agree to a conference)
Motion Passed: Conference Agreed on a voice vote
Moved by Rep. Gregory Hill (R - Merr 2).
In the record: House Accedes to Senate Request for CofC
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