House Daily Reader Wednesday, February 16, 2011 Bills Included HB 1033 HB 1083 HB 1149 HB 1155 HB 11-2025

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Finally, there is a vote by the full committee - the bill is ordered to be reported. A committee will hold a mark-up session during which it will make revisions and additions. If substantial amendments are made, the committee can order the introduction of a clean bill which will include the proposed amendments.
The first line at the top of the first page of every bill is the heading, sometimes referred to as the byline. The heading indicates the bill authors name, the chamber in which the bill was introduced (H.B. for a house bill and S.B. for a senate bill), and the bill number.
The designation of a bill is abbreviated by either HB for House Bill or SB for Senate Bill, depending on where it was introduced. The Clerks office of the chamber of origin then assigns a bill number to each bill introduced, usually in the order in which it was received.