HR242 Summary

• Establishes a special order calendar for the 26th legislative day that takes precedence over regular order of business and pending matters.

• Limits consideration of the listed bills and accompanying bill impact reports to a total of 10 minutes combined.

• Bills that fail to pass within the 10-minute period automatically revert to their position on the regular order calendar and are not subject to motions to carry over.

• Sets the special order for 23 bills from various senators and representatives, including measures addressing utilities, technology, courts, tobacco, motor carriers, trusts, emergency responders, alcohol licensing, land banks, and consumer protection.