NOTE: HB 678, which started out originally as a bill that would provide monetary incentive for insurers to write policies in the state through a state subsidy program, was amended to bring in the idea behind SB 195, privatizing homeowners insurance written by the state. As such, the bill now merits placement into the Good category.
THIS WEEK FOR THE GOOD: HB 25 with minor amendments was passed by Senate committee; HB 248 had rules suspended for favorable report to the Senate; HB 474 had rules suspended for favorable report to the Senate; HB 623 was involuntarily deferred by committee; HB 678 passed Senate committee; HB 704 with minor amendments passed Senate committee; HB 722 with minor amendments passed the House; HB 730 with minor amendments passed Senate committee; HB 960 with minor amendments passed Senate committee; SB 161 passed the Senate; SB 365 passed the Senate.
THIS WEEK FOR THE BAD: HB 273 had rules suspended for favorable report to the Senate; HB 974 passed the House.
SCORECARD:
Total House introductions: 975; total Senate introductions: 365.
Total House good bills: 32; total Senate good bills: 13.
Total House bad bills: 13; total Senate bad bills: 8.
Total House good bills heard in committee: 30; total Senate good bills heard in committee: 13.
Total House bad bills heard in committee: 11; total Senate bad bills heard in committee: 8.
Total House good bills passing committee: 14; total Senate good bills passing committee: 7.
Total House bad bills passing committee: 8; total Senate bad bills passing committee: 5.
Total House good bills passing the House: 12; total Senate good bills passing the Senate: 6.
Total House bad bills passing the House: 4; total Senate bad bills passing the Senate: 2.
Total House good bills passing Senate committee: 8; total Senate good bills passing House committee: 1.
Total House bad bills passing Senate committee: 2; total Senate bad bills passing House committee: 1.
MONDAY: SB 1 and SB 98 are scheduled to be heard by the House Appropriations Committee; HB 436 is scheduled to be heard by the Senate Finance Committee; HB 407 is scheduled to be heard by the Senate Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Committee.
TUESDAY: HB 113 is scheduled to be heard in Senate Judiciary Committee C.
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