HB 844 An Act To Examine and Amend the Conditions of Release and Probation

Reconsideration - Veto RC #616

05/09/2022

Support by Party

Democrat: 94% (51)   0   Independent: 5% (3)  

Accept Maj Otp-a Rpt RC #421

06/17/2021

Support by Party

Democrat: 100% (22)   0  

Accept Maj Otp-a Rpt RC #421

06/17/2021

Support by Party

Democrat: 100% (22)   0  

Acc Maj Otp As Amended Rep RC #348

06/16/2021

Support by Party

Democrat: 93% (77)   Republican: 1% (1)   Independent: 4% (4)  

Acc Maj Otp As Amended Rep RC #348

06/16/2021

Support by Party

Democrat: 93% (77)   Republican: 1% (1)   Independent: 4% (4)  

Ordered Sent Forthwith.

Placed In The Legislative Files. (dead)

Roll Call No. 616v 54 Having Voted In The Affirmative And 64 In The Negative, 4 Vacancies With 29 Being Absent, And Accordingly It Was The Vote Of The House That The Bill Not Become A Law And The Veto Was Sustained.

This Bill, Having Been Returned By The Governor, Together With Objections To The Same Pursuant To Article Iv, Part Third, Section 2 Of The Constitution Of The State Of Maine, After Reconsideration, The House Proceeded To Vote On The Question: "shall This Bill Become A Law Notwithstanding The Objections Of The Governor?"

Passed To Be Engrossed As Amended By Committee Amendment "a" (h-704) As Amended By Senate Amendment "a" (s-607) Thereto In Non-concurrence

On Motion By Senator Breen Of Cumberland Taken From The Special Appropriations Table.

On Motion By Same Senator Under Suspension Of The Rules The Senate Reconsidered Whereby The Bill Was Passed To Be Engrossed As Amended By Committee Amendment "a" (h-704)

On Further Motion By Same Senator Under Further Suspension Of The Rules The Senate Reconsidered Whereby Committee Amendment "a" (h-704) Was Adopted

On Further Motion By Same Senator Senate Amendment "a" (s-607) To Committee Amendment "a" (h-704) Read And Adopted

Committee Amendment "a" (h-704) As Amended By Senate Amendment "a" (s-607) Thereto Adopted

Sent Down For Concurrence

The House Receded And Concurred To Passage To Be Engrossed As Amended By Committee Amendment "a" (h-704) As Amended By Senate Amendment "a" (s-607) Thereto.

Ordered Sent Forthwith.

Passed To Be Enacted.

Sent For Concurrence. Ordered Sent Forthwith.

Passed To Be Enacted, In Concurrence.

Carried Over, In The Same Posture, To Any Special Or Regular Session Of The 130th Legislature, Pursuant To Joint Order Hp 1302

On Motion By Senator Breen Of Cumberland Placed On The Special Appropriations Table Pending Passage To Be Enacted, In Concurrence.

Committee Amendment "a" (h-704) Read And Adopted

On Motion By Senator Breen Of Cumberland Placed On The Special Appropriations Table Pending Passage To Be Enacted, In Concurrence.

Passed To Be Enacted.

Under Suspension Of The Rules, Read A Second Time And Passed To Be Engrossed As Amended By Committee Amendment "a" (h-704) In Concurrence

Read Once

Reports Read.

On Motion Of Representative Harnett Of Gardiner, The Majority Ought To Pass As Amended Report Was Accepted.

Roll Call No. 348 (yeas 82 - Nays 57 - Absent 12 - Excused 0)

The Bill Was Read Once.

Committee Amendment "a" (h-704) Was Read And Adopted.

Under Suspension Of The Rules, The Bill Was Given Its Second Reading Without Reference To The Committee On Bills In The Second Reading.

The Bill Was Passed To Be Engrossed As Amended By Committee Amendment "a" (h-704).

Sent For Concurrence. Ordered Sent Forthwith.

Reports Read

On Motion By Senator Carney Of Cumberland The Majority Ought To Pass As Amended Report Accepted

Roll Call Ordered Roll Call Number 421 Yeas 22 - Nays 13 - Excused 0 - Absent 0

Reported Out: Otp-am/ontp

Voted: Divided Report

Work Session Reconsidered

Work Session Held: Tabled

Carried Over, In The Same Posture, To A Subsequent Special Or Regular Session Of The 130th Legislature, Pursuant To Joint Order Sp 435.

Committee On Judiciary Suggested And Ordered Printed.

The Bill Was Referred To The Committee On Judiciary In Concurrence

Sent For Concurrence. Ordered Sent Forthwith.

The Bill Was Referred To The Committee On Judiciary.