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(e) A motion to refer shall be debated only as to the propriety of the
reference.
(f) A motion to withdraw a bill from further consideration of the House
shall require a two-thirds vote.
(1) The Chair or Vice Chair of the Rules & Calendar Committee, at the
request of the first-named member sponsor, may move for the withdrawal of a
bill from further consideration.
(2) The first-named member sponsor of a bill may, prior to its
introduction and provided no substantive action has been taken on it, withdraw
the bill by written notice to the Clerk.
(3) In moving for the withdrawal of a bill from further consideration
by floor motion, the introducer shall be required to identify the nature of the
bill.
11.12—Motion to Refer or Recommit
(a) Any bill on the Calendar of the House may be referred or
recommitted by the House to a committee or subcommittee by a majority vote.
(b) A motion to refer or recommit a bill that is before the House may
be made during the regular order of business. The motion shall be debatable
only as to the propriety of that reference and shall require an affirmative
majority vote.
(c) If a bill on third reading is referred or recommitted to a committee
or subcommittee that subsequently reports the bill favorably with a committee
or subcommittee substitute or with one or more amendments, the bill shall
return to second reading.
(d) Referral or recommitment of a House bill shall automatically carry
with it a Senate companion bill then on the Calendar of the House.
11.13—Dilatory Motions
Dilatory or delaying motions shall not be in order as determined by the
Speaker.
11.14—Withdrawal of Motion
The mover of a motion may withdraw the motion at any time before it has been
amended or a vote on it has commenced.
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