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Comité Rules de la Cámara de Representantes, 18 de febrero de 2026
2025-2026 Regular Session · 341 CAP · 39 min
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El comité escuchó presentaciones sobre HB 1113, HR 1113 y HB 320, luego tramitó remisiones a comités y fijó el calendario del pleno para ese día. Devolvió HB 18 al Comité de Salud, HB 949 al Comité de Tecnología e Infraestructura y HB 1191 al Comité de Vehículos Motorizados, sin oposición expresa. La presidencia corrigió una referencia errónea a HB 966. El comité incluyó ocho proyectos de ley enumerados en el calendario del pleno sin oposición expresa: HB 419, HB 541, HB 943, HB 964, HB 970, HB 1096, HB 1182 y HB 1202. Una referencia a HB 97 no dio lugar a una decisión clara en la transcripción. No se mostró ninguna votación sobre los tres proyectos de ley presentados al inicio.
Proyectos de ley tratados (16)
Cada relato abarca el tramo de la reunión que indica. El número del proyecto de ley se dice en ese tramo, salvo cuando era el único proyecto en la agenda de un comité.
HB 1113. Georgia Defined Contribution Plan; exclude part-time students from membership
Desde 0:32:37 · turnos 19 a 23
El patrocinador dijo que HB 1113 excluiría a los estudiantes a tiempo parcial del Georgia Defined Contribution Plan, ampliando una exclusión ya disponible para los estudiantes a tiempo completo. El patrocinador describió esto como un pequeño cambio administrativo. Un miembro del comité preguntó si la exclusión abarcaría a los estudiantes de programas de trabajo y estudio, y el patrocinador confirmó que sí. No se mostró ninguna votación.
HR 1113. Congress; recognize chronic federal deficit spending as the root cause of inflation and long-term economic instability; urge
Desde 0:33:24 · turnos 24 a 27
El patrocinador dijo que HR 1113 instaría al Congreso a elaborar un plan para equilibrar el presupuesto federal en un plazo de 10 años. El patrocinador argumentó que la inflación estaba afectando a las familias de todo el país y expresó la esperanza de que otros estados se sumaran al esfuerzo. No hubo preguntas ni votación después.
HB 320. Waste management; require recycling of solar panels
Desde 0:34:39 · turnos 31 a 32
La persona que presentó HB 320 dijo que aborda el reciclaje de paneles solares al final de su vida útil. En comparación con la versión presentada el año anterior, indicó que un cambio reciente del comité eliminó algunos requisitos de registro impuestos al departamento. Solicitó apoyo. No hubo preguntas ni votación después.
HB 18. Dual Enrollment Act; residency requirement for eligible students; provide
Desde 0:35:21 · turno 32
El comité aprobó devolver HB 18 al Comité de Salud sin oposición expresa. No se discutió el contenido del proyecto de ley.
HB 949. Aviation; prohibit launch or intentional landing of unmanned aircraft systems from or on agricultural land
Desde 0:35:31 · turnos 32 a 33
El comité aprobó devolver HB 949 al Comité de Tecnología e Infraestructura sin oposición expresa. La presidencia explicó que las remisiones a comités tenían como objetivo permitir que se siguiera trabajando en comité, en lugar de realizar cambios en el Comité de Reglas.
HB 966. Garden City, City of; mayor to fill any vacancy in the office of mayor pro tempore; provide
Desde 0:35:44 · turnos 33 a 34
La presidencia anunció inicialmente que HB 966 volvería al Comité de Jubilación y declaró aprobada la moción sin oposición. Después de que un miembro del comité cuestionara el número, la presidencia dijo que la referencia era un error e identificó otro proyecto de ley como el que se pretendía tratar. Por lo tanto, la transcripción no muestra una decisión final de devolver HB 966 al comité.
HB 1191. Motor vehicles; additional military medal awards eligible for special veteran license plates; provide
Desde 0:35:49 · turno 33
El comité aprobó devolver HB 1191 al Comité de Vehículos Motorizados sin oposición expresa. La presidencia dijo que las remisiones permitirían resolver los detalles de los proyectos de ley en comité, en lugar de hacerlo mediante cambios en el Comité de Reglas.
HB 419. Education; require possession of opioid antagonists by institutions within University System of Georgia
Desde 0:36:52 · turno 35
El comité incluyó HB 419 en el calendario del pleno para ese día bajo reglas estructuradas modificadas, sin oposición expresa. No se discutió su contenido.
HB 541. Education; tuition equalization grants; expand definition of an approved school to include certain institutions which offer programs in nursing
Desde 0:37:01 · turno 36
El comité incluyó HB 541 en el calendario del pleno para ese día sin oposición expresa. No se discutió su contenido.
HB 943. Social services; establish a pilot program for autism spectrum disorder to children in foster care; provide
Desde 0:37:10 · turno 36
El comité incluyó HB 943 en el calendario del pleno para ese día sin oposición expresa. No se discutió su contenido.
HB 964. Revenue and taxation; state and local title ad valorem tax fee; exempt certain motor vehicles used in fire protection services for local governments
Desde 0:37:18 · turno 36
El comité incluyó HB 964 en el calendario del pleno para ese día sin oposición expresa. No se discutió su contenido.
HB 97. Community Health, Department of; expansion of Medicaid; provide
Desde 0:37:30 · turno 37
La presidencia mencionó HB 97 mientras fijaba el calendario, tras lo cual hubo un intercambio sobre las reglas estructuradas. La transcripción no muestra una moción ni una decisión clara de incluir este proyecto de ley en el calendario.
HB 970. Quality Basic Education Act; expand which healthcare professionals may conduct preparticipation physical examinations
Desde 0:38:11 · turno 38
El comité incluyó HB 970 en el calendario del pleno para ese día bajo reglas estructuradas, sin oposición expresa. No se discutió su contenido.
HB 1096. Public Health, Department of; provide that if certain employees of a county board of health become employees of such department such employees will retain accrued annual and sick leave
Desde 0:38:19 · turnos 39 a 40
El comité incluyó HB 1096 en el calendario del pleno para ese día sin oposición expresa. Después de un breve intercambio sobre los números de los proyectos de ley y las reglas de debate, la presidencia repitió la identificación del proyecto de ley y confirmó su inclusión. No se discutió su contenido.
HB 1182. Agriculture; soil amendments; provide for additional prohibited acts
Desde 0:38:27 · turnos 39 a 41
El comité incluyó HB 1182 en el calendario del pleno para ese día sin oposición expresa, después de un breve intercambio sobre los números de los proyectos de ley y las reglas de debate. No se discutió su contenido.
HB 1202. Georgia Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Advisory Board; correct a scrivener's error in a cross-reference
Desde 0:39:01 · turnos 41 a 42
El comité incluyó HB 1202 en el calendario del pleno para ese día sin oposición expresa. No se discutió su contenido.
Registros oficiales de esta reunión
- 2026 House Journal, pp. 702 a 734 (19 de febrero de 2026)
Transcripción
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Oh, we gotta send back.
- 0:28:52
Morning, everybody. We did a 250 unit? I didn't hear that one. I heard America first. Good morning, everybody. Good morning.
- 0:29:04
Good morning. Good morning. If you would, uh, we'll take our seats and we'll call the meeting to order. And we're gonna call on, uh, Dean Greene to open us up with a word of prayer this morning.
- 0:29:16
Father, pray. Almighty God, as we come before you, let us realize that we are servants of the people. Let us realize that we are here to do good. And Father, we just pray for thy blessings upon us as we go about the business of the people. And Father, we thank you for the opportunity to serve the people of the state of Georgia. Father, we ask you to bless our rules chairman and the members here as we make those decisions today.
- 0:29:49
Be with us and guide us and direct us. And Lord, we just thank you for the opportunity for you to carry us over those rough spots in our lives. And Father, we do have those rough spots. And Father, we ask you now to be with us and guide us and direct us in all things. In thy holy name we pray, amen.
- 0:30:08
Amen. Thank you, Dean. Now you know why I've called on him to g- do the prayer for us this morning. We all need a little extra help today. Uh, before we get started, I'd like to recognize some folks. Uh, Leader Hugley, I think you had a guest that you'd like to recognize.
- 0:30:25
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. As you know, this is community health day, and we have the best FQHC in Columbus, Georgia, and Dr. Asante-Hilks is here, and we'd like to welcome her to our meeting.
- 0:30:37
W- wave your hand back there so we can recognize you. Okay.
- 0:30:47
Thank you. We're glad to have you visit with us today. Dean Greene.
- 0:30:52
Thank you, Mr., uh, Chairman. Members, I have a very special guest this morning. He's ha- His son is here paging. This is the probate judge of Sumter County, Michael Rogers. Michael.
- 0:31:07
Judge, stand up. Welcome.
- 0:31:14
Thank you.
- 0:31:15
Chairman Williamson.
- 0:31:16
Uh, thank you. Thank you, M- Mr. Chairman and the members of the committee. I have the oldest guest that is in attendance today. I would like y'all to, uh, recognize General George Washington's aide-de-camp, Mr. Chamberlain from Walton County. He's in the back of the room. But good, good to have you here.
- 0:31:34
Yeah.
- 0:31:40
Morning, General. Glad to have you visit with us today. Uh, I also have some guests, uh, visiting us today. Uh, uh, Benji Thompson's in the back with a group from Bulloch County up here today. And Benji, we're glad to have all you guys from Bulloch County visiting with us today. Hope you have a good day. Thank you for being here.
- 0:32:04
Okay, let's go ahead and we don't have any members against the wall this morning. How about any committee members have anything you want to...
- 0:32:15
Carter Barrett, actually wants to-
- 0:32:16
Oh, excuse me. Carter Barrett in the back. I didn't see you there. I'm sorry. Come on up to the podium.
- 0:32:27
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, ladies and gentlemen. Uh, I have two items to present this morning. Uh, HP 1113, halfway down on the third page is, um, LC56-0501. Uh, Georgia House Bill 1113 proposes to amend the Georgia defined contribution plan by excluding part-time students. Uh, currently full-time students are already excluded. This extends that exclusion to part-time students, a small administrative change.
- 0:32:58
Oh, well, we do have a question. Uh, Leader Hugley, was that you?
- 0:33:02
Yes. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. So I wanna make sure that I'm understanding. We're, we will be excluding people like work study students and like that? Is that what we're talking about?
- 0:33:13
Yes, ma'am. That's exactly right.
- 0:33:17
Okay. Don't see any other questions on that. You have another one also, Mr. Chairman.
- 0:33:21
Yes, sir. Uh, coincidentally, the other is HR 1113, uh, which is a funny coincidence to have two 1113s. Um, HR 1113 is, uh, LC number 650023. And HR 1113 is an urging resolution for the Congress of the United States to come up with a plan to balance the federal budget within 10 years. And, uh, this, anyone who knows me knows that I have a dr- a dragon made out of paper currency on my bookshelf.
- 0:33:55
I carry a silver dollar in my pocket everywhere I go from 1886, and I've been warning everybody I know about the, the perils of inflation for 15 years. And, and inflation is roiling every family in America today. And so I'm hoping that th- this body, uh, can, can lead the charge to other states to do the same, to encourage our friends in Washington, D.C. to come up with a plan to balance the budget.
- 0:34:22
Okay. Don't see any questions. Thank you, sir.
- 0:34:25
Thank you.
- 0:34:25
Okay. Did we have any, uh, members of the committee?
- 0:34:30
I did.
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Yeah. Trey
- 0:34:34
Thank you, Mr- thank you, Mr. Chairman. I bring forward the committee, uh, House Bill 320, LC443357A. I presented this last year. It deals with, uh, solar panel recycling at the end of their life, uh, cycle. We made a slight tweak, uh, in committee, uh, here recently from the bill last year to take away some of the, uh, registry re- registry requirements that have been placed on the department. That's the changes from last year, and I'd ask, uh, for support.
- 0:35:06
Okay. I don't see any questions. Thank you. Any other members? Okay. Let's do a little, uh, housekeeping here before we set a calendar. Um, do I hear a motion to recommit House Bill 18 back to Health? Moved. Second. I have a move and a second. Any opposition? It's back. Motion to recommit House Bill 949 back to Technology and Infrastructure?
- 0:35:37
Moved. Moved. Moved and seconded. Any opposition? It's back. Uh, House Bill, recommit House Bill 966 back to Retirement? Moved. Any opposition? It's back. House Bill 1191 back to Motor Vehicles? Moved. Moved and seconded. Any opposition? It's back. Okay. What we're trying to do is get these bills worked out in committee rather than having to do room substitutes, and we've got a little time, so we feel like that's probably the best way for us to do that.
- 0:36:12
Chairman Martin? Mr. Chairman, I just didn't see a 960. Did you mean 969? Sorry. Yes. I just thought you sounded 966. I couldn't find it on the sheet, so just wanted to make sure I had the right one. B- beg your pardon. 969. 969 instead of 966. 969. I misspoke. Any objection? Okay, it's back. Thank you. Okay, let's set a calendar for today, day 20.
- 0:36:49
Under modified structure, House Bill 419? Moved. Moved and seconded. Is there any opposition? It's on.
- 0:37:01
House Bill 541? Moved. Moved and seconded. Any opposition? It's on. House Bill 943? Moved. Moved and seconded. Any opposition? It's on. House Bill 964? Moved. Moved and seconded. Any opposition? It's on.
- 0:37:30
House Bill 97- Structure. Structure. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Structure. Yeah, under structure. Okay.
- 0:38:07
Okay, we're set. That was structured. House Bill 970? Moved. Any opposition? It's on.
- 0:38:19
House Bill 1096? Moved. Second. Moved and seconded. Any opposition? It's on. House Bill 1182? That's under structure too. That's under structure. 1070. Hmm? 1070. 1070's under structure.
- 0:38:48
1096. 1096. Is there any opposition? It- it's on. 1182?
- 0:38:58
Any opposition? It's on. House Bill 1202?
- 0:39:06
Moved. Moved and structure, uh, moved and seconded. Any opposition? It's on. Okay, that sets our calendar for today. We'll see you in the morning at 9:00. Thank you.