H.B. 14 Behavior Analyst Licensing Amendments: transcript
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Senate Health and Human Services Committee, Jan 26, 2026
- Chair Grover (presiding)2:04:18
We'll now call HB 14 Behavior Analyst License Amendments Representative Malloy.
- Rep. A. Cory Maloy2:04:32
Good to go. Thank you Mr. Chair and members of the committee. It's good to be here. Um, this is, uh, a real simple, uh, technical cleanup Bill. Uh, basically the, uh, bill extends the Sunset date for the Behavior Analyst Licensing Act. Uh, it extends it 10 years to July 1st, 2036. That's the bill.
- Chair Grover (presiding)2:04:58
Okay. Thank you. Bring the committee for any discussion to the bill. See none to the public. Back to committee for further actions. Senator Bus,
- Sen. Emily Buss2:05:09
I move that we recommend this favorably.
- Chair Grover (presiding)2:05:11
Okay. The motion for us to pass out favorable HB 14. Any discussion? That motion. See none. Back to the bill sponsor. I
- Rep. A. Cory Maloy2:05:17
Waive. Okay.
- Chair Grover (presiding)2:05:18
Back to make the motion waive. Okay. The motion for us pass out HB 14. All in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Any opposed? Okay. The bill passes. Thank you.
- Unknown speaker2:05:29speaker not certain
Thank you. Okay. Aye.
- Chair Grover (presiding)2:05:32
We're waiting for Representative Eliason. He's not in the room. He's been texted. No response. Final motion from anybody? So moved. Senator Stratton a motion to adjourn. Non debatable. Any discussed motion? All in favor say aye. Aye.
House floor, Jan 20, 2026
- Speaker (presiding)40:50
for items on the house, third reading calendar, House bill 14, behavior analyst Licensing amendments by Representative Malloy. Representative Malloy.
- Rep. A. Cory Maloy41:03
Thank you. Thank you Mr. Speaker. Um, I'd like to make a motion to amend That motion is in order. Would you like to speak to it? Yes. Uh, there is a Or Would you like to state with that motion? Sorry. Yeah. The, the motion is to, uh, move, uh, house Amendment one in my name.
- Speaker (presiding)41:23
Okay. That motion is in order. Would you like to speak to it?
- Rep. A. Cory Maloy41:25
Yes. Uh, there was a, a line, it's a, it's a technical fix. There was a line that was inadvertently left out of the bill when they're processing it. So we're just putting it back in if anybody wants to know. That line is, uh, line 26 in the bill.
- Speaker (presiding)41:42
Thank you representative Discussion to the motion to adopt amendment number one under Representative Malloy's name. See none. We'll go ahead and place the motion. All in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Any opposed? Rule that motion passes the bill's amended before the body for further consideration.
- Speaker (presiding)42:00
Back to your Representative, Maloy for presentation.
- Rep. A. Cory Maloy42:02
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Uh, this bill is a, uh, extension of a Sunset for the, uh, behavior Analyst Licensing Act, and it moves the extension to, uh, May 6th, uh, 20 36, 10 years. That's it.
- Speaker (presiding)42:28
Thank you. Representative Discussion to the bill. See none. Back to Representative Maloy for summation.
- Rep. A. Cory Maloy42:37
I'll, I'll waive Summation has been waived.
- Speaker (presiding)42:39
Voting will now be open on HB 14. Representative Pucci vote. There we go. Seeing now present, having voted voting is now closed.
- Speaker (presiding)43:15
HP 14 passes this body with 73 yes votes zero. No votes be sent to the Senate for its consideration. Madam Reading Clerk
Senate floor, Feb 4, 2026
- Senate President (presiding)8:48
Behavior analyst licensing amendments. Senator Weiler.
- Sen. Todd Weiler8:52
Senator Weiler. Mr. President, um, I'm hoping that Senator, uh, Fillmore is paying attention because this is a Sunset extension bill. Uh, this would extend a Sunset date of the Behavioral Analyst Licensing Act to July 1st, 2036. And with that I'll yield to any questions. See no question. Senator, I'll take a motion. Uh, I move that house. Bill 14, be read for a third time.
- Senate President (presiding)9:19
Thank you. And the question is, shall house bill 14 be read A third time? Roll call vote.
- Unknown speaker9:23speaker not certain
Senator Vickers. Baldy Aye. Lewin Aye. Brammer bus? Aye. Cu Moore. Escamia. Fillmore Aye. Grover Harper Aye. Kinins Aye. Ipson Aye. Johnson Aye. Quan McKay? Aye. Mikel Aye. Milner Aye. Musman Owens Owens picture? Yes. Plum Rebe. Yeah. Danal. Aye. Stevenson. Aye. Stratton Bickers a Weiler Aye. Wilson. Aye. Winterton present President Adams Aye. House Bill 14, having received 22 yay votes. Zero nay votes. Seven being absent shall be read a third time.
- Senate President (presiding)10:22
Senator Fillmore, your mic's on. Go ahead. Thank you. Senator Sandall would like to do this, but go ahead.
- Sen. Lincoln Fillmore10:26
Senator Fillmore, move to table on third, uh, house Bill 14. Motion to table House Bill 14 on third.
- Senate President (presiding)10:33
All in favor say aye. Aye. Daniel opposed? While the motion passes, the bill is tabled on third will be placed on the table on third calendar at the bottom. Make sure it gets in the right spot.
- Senate President (presiding)10:45
Uh, next again, because it has a Sunset Provision House Bill 50. House Bill 50, child Protection Ombudsman Amendments. Senator Harper.
- Sen. Wayne A. Harper10:57
Senator Harper. Thank you. House Bill 50 uh, addresses the, uh,