How bills move

CommitteesTimingLineage
Session2026–20292024–20252022–20232018–20212014–20172010–20132006–20092004–20052002–20031998–20011994–1997

Introductions in the 2026–2029 session, by committee.

CommitteeIntroducedReported outMedian days in committeeStalledPass rate
Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure131108878%
100%
Committee on Housing and Buildings10344084%
100%
Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection8855567%
100%
Committee on Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation7654083%
100%
Committee on Health7359067%
100%
Committee on Public Safety6946083%
100%
Committee on Environmental Protection and Waterfronts69210284%
100%
Committee on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management49810549%
89%
Committee on General Welfare4364967%
86%
Committee on Parks and Recreation42112660%
100%
Committee on Contracts3231372%
100%
Committee on Finance324072%
100%
Committee on Technology320—84%
—
Committee on Education30613570%
100%
Committee on Small Business2749267%
100%
Committee on Civil and Human Rights270—81%
—
Committee on Criminal Justice25123772%
100%
Committee on Fire and Emergency Management220—100%
—
City Council180—0%
0%
Committee on Children and Youth1712653%
100%
Committee on Economic Development1532780%
100%
Committee on Mental Health and Substance Use1535067%
75%
Committee on Aging1327346%
100%
Committee of the Whole110—82%
—
Committee on Women and Gender Equity110—55%
—
Committee on Immigration10113380%
100%
Committee on Civil Service and Labor9114267%
100%
Committee on Land Use8116188%
100%
Committee to Combat Hate865613%
100%
Committee on Veterans60—17%
—
Subcommittee on Early Childhood Education60—33%
—
Committee on Oversight and Investigations40—100%
—
Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Relations4219650%
100%
Committee on Hospitals30—100%
—
Committee on Disabilities30—33%
—
Committee on Public Housing10—100%
—

Stalled = share of introduced bills with no recorded action after their committee referral. Pass rate counts only bills with a final outcome. Stage timings are based on classified actions.