A Republican from Norwell shut down a House session Friday for the second day in a row over concerns he has with a tax shift plan from Boston Mayor Michelle Wu that has faced renewed pushback in the Legislature this week.

Wu has said the measure is urgently needed, but a lawmaker who does not represent any part of Boston was able to stop the bill from advancing, at least temporarily.

A House vote on Boston's plan to temporarily shift the property tax burden from residential to commercial owners was blocked yesterday by a Republican representative from Norwell. With only around five members in the chamber,