June 8, 2026 · Natural Resources Committee · 551 words · 13 speakers · 74 segments
The order, please rise for the Pledge of Allegiance.
Pledge of Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
Thank you. Will the clerk please call the roll?
Chairwoman Rob Blaisdell. Here. Vice Chair Fisher.
Here.
Ranking Member Rogers.
Here.
Representative Heiner.
Here.
Representative Holmes.
Here.
Representative Johnson.
Here.
Representative Matthews.
Here.
Representative McNally.
Here.
Representative Moore.
Here.
Representative Rader.
Here.
Representative Salvo.
Here.
Representative Sinneberg checked in.
Representative Workman.
Here.
With a quorum present, we will proceed as a full committee. The first order of business is to approve the minutes from the previous meeting. Members, please take a moment to review the minutes located on your iPads Are there any objections or corrections to the minutes Seeing none the minutes are approved Our next order of business is to call up amended House Bill 603 for its fourth hearing. My office did not receive any testimony for House Bill 603. Is there anyone present who would like to provide proponent, opponent, or interested party testimony? Seeing none, I would like to recognize Vice Chair Fisher for a motion.
I move to favorably report amended House Bill 603 and recommend its passage.
Will the clerk please call the roll?
Chair Owen Rob Blaisdell. Yes. Vice Chair Fisher.
Yes.
Ranking Member Rogers.
Yes.
Representative Heiner.
Yes.
Representative Holmes.
Yes.
Representative Johnson.
Yes.
Representative Matthews.
Yes.
Representative McNally.
Yes.
Representative Moore.
Yes.
Representative Rader.
Yes.
Representative Salvo.
Yes.
Representative Workman.
Yes.
Okay. With 12 affirmative votes and zero negative votes amended House Bill 603 is favorably reported This concludes the fourth hearing on amended House Bill 603 Our next order of business is to call up House Concurrent Resolution 40 for its third hearing. Again, my office did not receive any testimony for House Concurrent Resolution 40. Is there anyone present who would like to provide proponent, opponent, or interested party testimony this afternoon? Seeing none, I'd like to recognize Vice Chair Fisher for a motion.
Thank you. I move to favorably report House Concurrent Resolution 40 and recommend its passage.
Will the clerk please call the roll?
Chair Owen Rob Laisdell? Yes. Vice Chair Fisher?
Yes.
Ranking Member Rogers?
Yes.
Representative Heiner?
Yes.
Representative Holmes?
Yes.
Representative Johnson?
Yes.
Representative Matthews?
Yes.
Representative McNally?
Yes.
Representative Rader?
Yes.
Yes.
Representative Workman.
Yes.
Thank you. With 12 affirmative votes and zero negative votes House Concurrent Resolution 40 is favorably reported Members please sign the rule sheet before leaving committee today We will pass that around The rule will be left open until 4 p.m. today. This concludes the third hearing on House concurrent resolution 40. Our next order of business is to call up substitute Senate Bill 181 for its second hearing. Today we will be hearing opponent and interested party testimony. Again, my office did not receive any testimony for Senate Bill 181. Is there anyone here today that would like to provide opponent or interested party testimony? Seeing none, this concludes the second hearing on substitute Senate Bill 181. Is there any further business to be brought before the committee? Seeing none, the House Natural Resources Committee stands adjourned. Thank you all and have a wonderful day. I'm sorry.