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Senate introduced Douglas Oman as insurance commissioner nominee
Summary
The Senate formally introduced Douglas Oman as its nominee for insurance commissioner and made him available to meet senators for 30 minutes, the secretary said during the April 1 session.
The Senate introduced Douglas Oman as its nominee for insurance commissioner on April 1, and he was available for 30 minutes afterward to meet with senators, the secretary said.
The secretary told senators that, "We have our final nominee for this session that's required by the senate rules to be introduced to you. It is Douglas Oman as the insurance commissioner. He's to my right. For 30 minutes afterward to meet with any of you." The introduction fulfilled a procedural requirement in the Senate rules to present nominees on the floor.
No confirmation vote was taken during the session. The introduction was limited to an on-floor presentation and an opportunity for senators to speak with the nominee afterward.
The item did not include additional background on Oman's professional history, the governor who submitted the nomination, or the timing of any committee referral or confirmation vote.
