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HRES 213
HRES 213 elects four House members to a standing committee, ensuring effective representation and enabling the committee to continue its important legislative work.
HRES 213 serves to formally elect specific Members of the House of Representatives to a designated standing committee. This resolution is a procedural measure that facilitates the organization and functioning of the House by ensuring that the committee is staffed with the appointed members.
The resolution elects the following Members to the standing committee:
- Mr. Rutherford
- Mr. Garbarino
- Mrs. Hinson
- Mr. Moran
These appointments are intended to enhance the committee's effectiveness and ensure representation from these members.
The following actions were taken regarding HRES 213 on March 11, 2025:
- Submitted in House: The resolution was introduced and submitted for consideration.
- Considered as Privileged Matter: The resolution was treated as a privileged matter, allowing for expedited consideration.
- Agreed to Without Objection: The resolution was agreed to without objection, indicating unanimous consent among members present.
- Motion to Reconsider Laid on the Table: This procedural step indicates that there will be no further debate or reconsideration of the resolution.
The passage of HRES 213 affects the internal organization of the House of Representatives by filling vacancies on the standing committee with the elected members. This ensures that the committee can continue its work effectively and that the interests of the constituents represented by these members are taken into account in the legislative process.
HRES 213 is a straightforward resolution that facilitates the election of specific members to a standing committee within the House of Representatives. Its passage reflects a consensus among House members and contributes to the efficient functioning of legislative committees.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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