Assured Water Supply; Certificate; Model

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The "Assured Water Supply; Certificate; Model" bill aims to establish a standardized certification process for ensuring a reliable water supply in the United States. The main provisions of the bill include creating a model for certifying water sources, setting criteria for assessing water availability, and promoting sustainable water management practices. This bill seeks to enhance water security, encourage efficient use of water resources, and address challenges related to water scarcity and quality. It aims to streamline the certification process and promote consistency in assessing and managing water supplies across different regions.

• 2023-12-19: Prefile

• 2024-01-08: Introduced in House and read first time

• 2024-01-08: Assigned to House NREW Committee

• 2024-01-08: Assigned to House RULES Committee

• 2024-01-09: House read second time

• 2024-01-30: House NREW Committee action: Do Pass Amended, voting: (5-4-0-0-0-0)

• 2024-02-05: House RULES Committee action: constitutional and in proper form, voting: (9-0-0-0-0-0)

• 2024-02-06: House majority caucus: Do pass

• 2024-02-06: House minority caucus: Do pass

• 2024-02-20: House Committee of the Whole action: Do Pass Amended

• 2024-02-28: House third reading PASSED voting: (31-28-0-0)

• 2024-02-28: Transmit to Senate

• 2024-03-04: Introduced in Senate and read first time

• 2024-03-04: Assigned to Senate NREW Committee

• 2024-03-04: Assigned to Senate RULES Committee

• 2024-03-05: Senate read second time

• 2024-03-14: Senate NREW Committee action: Do Pass, voting: (4-2-1-0)

• 2024-03-25: Senate RULES Committee action: Proper For Consideration, voting: (0-0-0-0)

• 2024-03-25: Senate consent calendar

• 2024-03-26: Senate minority caucus: Do pass

• 2024-03-26: Senate majority caucus: Do pass

• 2024-06-12: Senate Committee of the Whole action: Do Pass

• 2024-06-12: Senate third reading PASSED voting: (16-11-3-0)

• 2024-06-12: Transmit to House

• 2024-06-15: Transmitted to Governor

• 2024-06-19: Governor Vetoed