2025 bills / H.B. 411
H.B. 411 Public Asset Ownership Amendments (2025)
- Introduced
- House committee
- House vote
- Senate committee
- Senate vote
- Signed into law
What this bill does
AI summary from the official description
The bill requires a state agency that sells or exchanges an environmental commodity to report a digital identification number for it to the Office of Energy Development, with an exemption for commodities created on school and institutional trust lands. It also declares that commodities created with state funds belong to the state in proportion to those funds, keeps commodities created or bought by state agencies under those agencies' control, and gives the state treasurer duties in managing them.
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Official description
- defines terms
- requires a state entity selling or exchanging an environmental commodity to report a digital identification number to the Office of Energy Development
- exempts from reporting requirements an environmental commodity created from activities on school and institutional trust lands
- declares that an environmental commodity created from activities receiving state funds is the property of the state in proportion to the state funds contributed to create the environmental commodity
- clarifies that an environmental commodity created or purchased by a state entity remains under the control of the state entity
- establishes duties for the state treasurer in managing an environmental commodity
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What members get
- An alert the day H.B. 411 is put on a committee agenda, with time and room, so you can be there to speak
- When H.B. 411 is rewritten, exactly which words changed
- Its hearings in your own calendar
- Your own scorecard: pick the side you favor and see how every legislator voted
Every vote
- 7 yes, 0 no, 6 absentHouse Public Utilities and Energy Committee: vote to approve it · Feb 26, 2025Who voted how
- 69 yes, 0 no, 6 absentFinal House vote · Feb 28, 2025Who voted how
- 4 yes, 0 no, 3 absentSenate Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Committee: vote to approve it · Mar 4, 2025Who voted how
- 25 yes, 0 no, 4 absentFinal Senate vote · Mar 5, 2025Who voted how