Assigned to committee

Your bill is assigned to one of 25 House committees:

Agriculture and Rural Development Commerce, Small Business and Economic Development Committee on Joint Rules
Courts and Criminal Code Education Elections and Apportionment
Employment, Labor and Pensions Environmental Affairs Family, Children and Human Affairs
Financial Institutions Government and Regulatory Reform Insurance
Judiciary Local Government Natural Resources
Public Health Public Policy Roads and Transportation
Rules and Legislative Procedures Select Committee on Government Reduction Statutory Committee on Ethics
Statutory Committee on Interstate and International Cooperation Utilities, Energy and Telecommunications Veterans Affairs and Public Safety
Ways and Means
Agriculture and Rural Development Commerce, Small Business and Economic Development
Committee on Joint Rules Courts and Criminal Code
Education Elections and Apportionment
Employment, Labor and Pensions Environmental Affairs
Family, Children and Human Affairs Financial Institutions
Government and Regulatory Reform Insurance
Judiciary Local Government
Natural Resources Public Health
Public Policy Roads and Transportation
Rules and Legislative Procedures Select Committee on Government Reduction
Statutory Committee on Ethics Statutory Committee on Interstate and International Cooperation
Utilities, Energy and Telecommunications Veterans Affairs and Public Safety
Ways and Means

Now that your bill has been assigned to a a committee, the committee chair needs to call for a hearing on the bill. If they don't, the bill dies.

This is where most bills die during the legislative session. In the House, 90 percent of Democrat-authored bills in the 2019 legislative session died without a hearing in committee.


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