Amend HR 4 as follows:
(1)  Add a new Subsection (h) to Rule 4, Section 20, to read as follows:
(h)  A person who serves as an interpreter for a witness before a committee must execute a form prescribed by the committee coordinator, under the direction of the Committee on House Administration. The form must at least include the name of the interpreter and the name of the witness whom the interpreter is serving.
(2)  Strike Rule 4, Section 32(b), and substitute the following:
(b)  All committee reports must be in writing and shall:
(1)  be signed by the chair, or the member acting as chair, or a majority of the membership of the committee;
(2)  be addressed to the speaker;
(3)  contain a statement of the recommendations of the committee with reference to the matter which is the subject of the report;
(4)  contain the date the committee made its recommendation;
(5)  indicate whether a copy of a bill or resolution was forwarded to the Legislative Budget Board for preparation of a fiscal note or other impact statement, if applicable;
(6)  contain the record vote by which the report was adopted, including the vote of each member of the committee;
(7)  contain the recommendation that the bill or resolution be sent to the Committee on Local and Consent Calendars for placement on the local, consent, and resolutions calendar if applicable;
(8)  state the name of the primary house sponsor of all senate bills and resolutions and indicate the names of all joint sponsors or cosponsors;
(9)  include a summary of the committee hearing on the bill or resolution;
(10)  include a list of the names of the persons, other than members of the legislature, and persons or entities represented by those persons, who submitted to the committee sworn statements indicating that the persons were present in favor of, in opposition to, or without taking a position on the bill or resolution. The omission from the list of the name of a person who submitted a sworn statement regarding a bill or resolution but who was not recognized by the chair to address the committee is not a sustainable question of order;
(11)  for a joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment, include the bill number of any enabling legislation for the constitutional amendment designated as such by the author or sponsor of the joint resolution; [and]
(12)  for a bill that is designated by the author or sponsor of the bill as enabling legislation for a constitutional amendment proposed by a joint resolution, include the number of the joint resolution; and
(13)  contain a copy of each form executed by an interpreter for a witness as required by Section 20(h) of this rule.