The House passed Senate Bill 60 by a vote of 38-1-2.
This bill ensures that teachers and other school employees will not be docked their pay if they miss hours of work to testify as a witness at trial or to report to serve on a jury.
Repubican Representative Rich Collins voted against that. I guess he has to prove that he is an asshole on the record somehow.
This bill now goes to Governor Carney for his signature.
| Senate Bill 60 – Excused Reasons for Paid School Employee Leave | Currrent Status – Senate Passed 20-0-1. House Passed 38-1-2. Sent to the Governor. |
| House Sponsors – Williams, Baumbach, Lambert, Morrison, Romer | Senate Sponsors – Sturgeon, Townsend, Hansen, Hoffner, Walsh |
| House Yes Votes – Baumbach Bolden Bush Carson Chukwuocha Cooke Dorsey-Walker Griffith Harris Heffernan Johnson Lambert Longhurst Lynn Matthews Minor-Brown Moore Morrison Neal Osienski Parker-Selby Phillips Romer Schwartzkopf Williams Wilson-Anton // Briggs King Dukes Gray Hensley Hilovsky Morris Postles Ramone Short Shupe Smith Spiegelman Vanderwende Yearick | Senate Yes Votes – Brown Gay Hansen Hoffner Huxtable Lockman Mantzavinos McBride Paradee Pinkney Poore Sokola Sturgeon Townsend Walsh // Hocker Lawson Pettyjohn Richardon WilsonHocker Lawson Pettyjohn Richardon Wilson |
| House No Votes – Collins | Senate No Votes – None |
| House Absents or Not Voting – Parkey Selby, Lynn | Senate Absent or Not Voting –Buckson |
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