The House Appropriations Committee advanced 26 bills from four subcommittees — HHR, General Government and Capital Outlay, Compensation and Retirement, and K-12 — reporting the majority without recorded debate, while two bills were carried over. Several bills passed on party-line-style 10–7 votes, and one vote count required correction mid-count.
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“This directs DSS and DMAs to contract with a third party vendor to create a plan for the modernization of IT systems that we use to administer federal benefits programs. DSS will have a cost of a little over 318,000 general fund in the first year.”
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Sign in to subscribeGood afternoon, everyone, and thank you all for joining us. For our House Appropriations Committee member. Can we open the roll? Clerk, please. Okay. Thank you all for your presence. Committee, we're going to be at ease for a moment. We took the roll because we. We got a lot of things going on on different committees that are meeting. And I need to release a couple of our members who need to go help out a couple committees. And we're still finalizing our agenda. So we'll be at ease for a few moments. Thank. You. Report of the HHR subcommittee, we first have. House Bill 66 by Delegate Fagans. This directs DSS and DMAs to contract with a third party vendor to create a plan for the modernization of IT systems that we use to administer federal benefits programs. DSS will have a cost of a little over 318,000 general fund in the first year. Move to report second. It's been moved. And second that we report. House Bill 66. Members, please cast your vote. That bill reports 19 to 0. Good afternoon, Mr. Chairman. Members of the committee. House Bill 470. This is Delegate Cohen's bill directing DMAs…
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