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Senate Human Services Committee postpones meeting until Monday over missing amendments
Summary
The Senate Human Services Committee adjourned after members and the chair said required amendments were not available; the panel rescheduled to reconvene Monday at 10 a.m.
The Senate Human Services Committee adjourned its brief session after the chair said required amendments were not available and members could not move forward; the committee agreed to reconvene Monday at 10 a.m.
During an abbreviated roll call, senators announced their presence: Senator Lee; Senator Weston; Senator Rors; Senator Hogan; Senator Van Oosten; and Senator Clemens. "Everybody's present. For what will be the shortest meeting I've ever been in in all the years I've been here. But we don't have the amendments and we can't move forward until we do," the chair said.
The chair then asked to delay action until the amendments arrive and members had time to review them. "We thought we'd have something to talk about, but we don't wanna talk about it till we've got something here in front of us. So we will adjourn," the chair said, announcing the postponement.
No bills were debated and no formal votes were recorded during the session. The committee set the next meeting for Monday at 10 a.m.; any agenda items and amendments to be considered were not specified during the adjournment announcement.
The meeting record contains only roll call, the chair's explanation that amendments were missing, and the decision to reconvene. No floor action, committee motions, or votes were taken during this session.
