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Fiscal Year 2025 Supplemental Appropriations

Filed by Michael J. Rodrigues  ·  194th General Court  ·  the legislature's own page

S16  ·  Amendment

64 actions

In the order the legislature recorded them.

DateBranchAction
2025-02-10SenateRecommended new text (Rodrigues) for H58
2025-02-10SenateOrder relative to subject matter adopted
2025-02-10SenatePlaced in the Orders of the Day for Wednesday, February 12, 2025
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #4 (Moore) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #6 (Moore) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #11 (Fernandes) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #22 (Rausch) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #24 (Rausch) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #25 (Rausch) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #29 (Eldridge) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #30 (Keenan) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #31 (Keenan) laid aside as duplicative
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #35 (Jehlen) adopted
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #36 (Jehlen) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #37 (Jehlen) adopted
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #38 (Eldridge) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #48 (Gomez) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #49 (Payano) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #53 (Comerford) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #54 (Comerford) adopted
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #55 (Comerford) adopted
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #56 (Tarr) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #61 (Fattman) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #68 (Driscoll) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #1 (Moore) adopted -see Roll Call #9 (Yeas 38 to Nays 0)
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #3 (Moore) adopted -see Roll Call #10 (Yeas 38 to Nays 0)
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #5 (Moore) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #7 (Durant) rejected -see Roll Call #11 (Yeas 8 to Nays 30)
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #9 (Moore) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #12 (Tarr) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #13 (Tarr) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #14 (Tarr) rejected -see Roll Call #12 (Yeas 12 to Nays 26)
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #15 (Tarr) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #16 (Tarr) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #17 (Tarr) adopted
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #18 (Tarr) rejected -see Roll Call #13 (Yeas 6 to Nays 32)
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #19 (Tarr) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #20 (Tarr) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #21 (Rausch) rejected -see Roll Call #14 (Yeas 10 to Nays 28)
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #23 (Rausch) adopted
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #27 (Tarr) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #31 (Keenan) laid aside as duplicative
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #32 (Dooner) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #33 (Dooner) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #46 (R. Kennedy) adopted
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #39 (R. Kennedy) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #40 (R. Kennedy) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #60 (Fattman) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #41 (R. Kennedy) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #43 (R. Kennedy) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #44 (R. Kennedy) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #45 (R. Kennedy) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #47 (R. Kennedy) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #50 (Gomez) adopted
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #51 (Friedman) adopted
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #52 (Keenan) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #59 (Montigny) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #64 (Fattman) adopted
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #66 (Fattman) rejected -see Roll Call #15 (Yeas 6 to Nays 32)
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #42 (R. Kennedy) rejected
2025-02-12SenateAmendment #34 (Rodrigues) adopted
2025-02-12SenateReprinted, as amended, see S17
2025-02-12SenateSubstituted, as amended for H58
2025-02-12SenateSee H58

7 recorded votes

WhenChamberRoll callQuestionTally
2025-02-12 18:02SenateNo. 9Question on adoption of the amendment 138–0
2025-02-12 18:08SenateNo. 10Question on adoption of the amendment 338–0
2025-02-12 18:18SenateNo. 11Question on adoption of the amendment 78–30
2025-02-12 18:36SenateNo. 12Question on adoption of the amendment 1412–26
2025-02-12 18:52SenateNo. 13Question on adoption of the amendment 186–32
2025-02-12 19:12SenateNo. 14Question on adoption of the amendment 2110–28
2025-02-12 19:55SenateNo. 15Question on adoption of the amendment 666–32

68 amendments filed

43 rejected  ·  13 adopted  ·  11 withdrawn  ·  1 laid aside

No.TitleMoved byOutcome
Senate 1Nationwide Background ChecksMichael O. MooreAdopted
Senate 2Withdrawn
Senate 3Emergency Shelter Safety PlanMichael O. MooreAdopted
Senate 4Financial Sponsor Fund Recovery Michael O. MooreRejected
Senate 5Serious OffensesMichael O. MooreRejected
Senate 6Virtual Public Meeting Open Meeting Law Extension Michael O. MooreRejected
Senate 7Priority to Massachusetts residents whose initial cause occurred in the CommonwealthPeter J. DurantRejected
Senate 8Withdrawn
Senate 9Massachusetts Based Qualifying Event EligibilityMichael O. MooreRejected
Senate 10Withdrawn
Senate 11Rural School Aid CalculationDylan A. FernandesRejected
Senate 12Source of FundingBruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 13Attesting to Criminal Background under the pains and penalties of perjuryBruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 14Universal Background ChecksBruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 15Notice to the legislature on additional criteria that the secretary deems necessaryBruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 16Eligibility CriteriaBruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 17Competitive BiddingBruce E. TarrAdopted
Senate 18Residency RequirementBruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 19Additional items in bi-weekly reportsBruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 20Special Unit in the Office of the Inspector GeneralBruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 21Independent OversightRebecca L. RauschRejected
Senate 22Site ConsolidationRebecca L. RauschRejected
Senate 23Imminent Due DateRebecca L. RauschAdopted
Senate 24Avoiding Duplicative CostsRebecca L. RauschRejected
Senate 25Achieving Meaningful Cost ReductionsRebecca L. RauschRejected
Senate 26Withdrawn
Senate 27Applicants or current beneficiaries with a criminal recordBruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 28Withdrawn
Senate 29Length of Stay James B. EldridgeRejected
Senate 30Restoring EligibilityJohn F. KeenanRejected
Senate 31A Family with Children or a Pregnant WomanJohn F. KeenanLaid aside
Senate 32Prohibiting Incentives for Prioritizing Nonresident MigrantsKelly A. DoonerRejected
Senate 33Prioritizing Emergency Shelter AccessKelly A. DoonerRejected
Senate 34Corrective amendmentMichael J. RodriguesAdopted
Senate 35Assistance timeline reportingPatricia D. JehlenAdopted
Senate 36RAFT adjustmentsPatricia D. JehlenRejected
Senate 37Upstream data reportingPatricia D. JehlenAdopted
Senate 38Income limitsJames B. EldridgeRejected
Senate 39CORIRobyn K. KennedyRejected
Senate 40Documentation VerificationRobyn K. KennedyRejected
Senate 41Extensions 1Robyn K. KennedyRejected
Senate 42Presumptive EligibilityRobyn K. KennedyRejected
Senate 43Residency RegulationsRobyn K. KennedyRejected
Senate 44Shelter CapRobyn K. KennedyRejected
Senate 45Termination LimitRobyn K. KennedyRejected
Senate 46Extensions 2Robyn K. KennedyAdopted
Senate 47Resettlement Agencies 1Robyn K. KennedyRejected
Senate 48Length of stay extension by providerAdam GómezRejected
Senate 49Time limit clarification for temporary respite centersPavel M. PayanoRejected
Senate 50Criminal recordsAdam GómezAdopted
Senate 51Supporting Resettlement Agencies and Streamlining Shelter Placement Cindy F. FriedmanAdopted
Senate 52Inspector General ReportJohn F. KeenanRejected
Senate 53Sunsetting Changes to the Maximum Length of StayJoanne M. ComerfordRejected
Senate 54Ensuring Timely Reporting Joanne M. ComerfordAdopted
Senate 55Track Housing Outcomes for Families Exiting ShelterJoanne M. ComerfordAdopted
Senate 56ReportingBruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 57Withdrawn
Senate 58Withdrawn
Senate 59Protecting families from sex offendersMark C. MontignyRejected
Senate 60One Year Residency RequirementRyan C. FattmanRejected
Senate 61EA Supportive Services ReportingRyan C. FattmanRejected
Senate 62Withdrawn
Senate 63Withdrawn
Senate 64Shelter Cost Reporting RequirementRyan C. FattmanAdopted
Senate 65Withdrawn
Senate 66EA Shelter Public Safety InvestigationRyan C. FattmanRejected
Senate 67Withdrawn
Senate 68Presumptive Eligibility William J. Driscoll, Jr.Rejected

Every action here is as the legislature published it. A bill that drew no recorded vote is the ordinary case: the House records roughly 150 a year.