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State Senate records vote on Court Procedure Act, advances rules agenda
Summary
The New York State Senate recorded an affirmative tally on a bill described as the Court Procedure Act and moved its rules agenda, including Senate Print 138; Senate Print 106 was slated for reading later in the session.
The New York State Senate recorded an affirmative tally on a bill described in the transcript as the Court Procedure Act after a motion by Senator Harker and a second by Senator Davenel. The session then advanced the rules agenda, beginning with Senate Print 138; Senate Print 106 was set for reading later in the meeting.
The action on the Court Procedure Act was entered on the record after Senators Harker and Davenel moved the measure. A roll-call-style tally was recorded as 83 in favor; individual roll-call names were not provided in the transcript excerpt. Senator Thomas later moved a separate bill, which the record shows was reported.
The presiding officer or clerk then announced movement to the rules agenda, noting that the packet begins with Senate Print 138, a measure presented by a staff member identified in the transcript as "Parliament Seagull." The record also states that Senate Print 106 would go to reading for consideration later in the meeting.
The transcript excerpt does not include bill text, sponsoring committees, or detailed debate on the measures, and it does not list the full roll-call vote by name. The formal next steps recorded in the session were enactment of the first bill on the record and scheduling of the rules-agenda items for consideration.
For further detail, the full Senate transcript or the legislative calendar entry for the specific Senate print numbers should be consulted to see bill text, committee referrals, and the official recorded vote list.
