About as well as a issue does first time out without prep. This approach is usually used to see how much support ( and opposition ) is really present. It also starts the process of flushing out folks who say they support something ( like harvest reform ) but in reality work to disrupt its chances of success. I am sure you know how the flushing folks out bit works DF as it is going on still, in this thread.

Next time it will do better. I have been involved in two major pushes got one & lost one. The winner took three tries because the second time out the Governor line itemed the funding mechanism out so it was reboot time. We had Senator Owen leading the charge and he was the committee chair and went to the wall. In fact we were on the ropes about to die in Rules when then Senator Paul Conner used his last "pull" to get us out of committee.

You need legislators with vision and determination leading the charge which will come about in the future.