The Legislature has reached an agreement on a deal to raise the minimum wage to $15, institute paid family and medical leave and create a permanent sales tax holiday, in an attempt to keep multiple proposed ballot questions off the November 2018 ballot.

The Massachusetts House Ways and Means Committee released a bill Wednesday morning. Both the House and the Senate plan to vote on the bill Wednesday and send it to Gov. Charlie Baker’s desk.

House Speaker Robert DeLeo, D-Winthrop, called it a “fair compromise” that “will be fair to the workers to the commonwealth and fair to the businesses as well.”

Advocates for the ballot questions have until July 3 to submit their final signatures to Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin, so the Legislature is under a tight deadline to act.

Baker had been pushing for a compromise to keep the questions off the ballot. The governor said Wednesday morning that he has not yet read the legislation, but he called the agreement “good news.”

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