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Senate Homeland Committee Approves Two‑Year Funding Resolution by Voice Vote
Summary
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee adopted a resolution authorizing the panel's funding for the next two years by voice vote. Chairman Rand Paul noted the resolution had the support of Ranking Member Gary Peters.
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Feb. 5 approved a committee funding resolution that authorizes funding for the panel for the next two years.
Chairman Rand Paul presided over the short business meeting and said the resolution "authorizes funding for the committee for the next 2 years" and "has the support of the ranking member Peters." The measure was adopted by voice vote; the chairman called for ayes and then declared, "The ayes have it. The, the the funding is approved and the business meeting is now adjourned."
The transcript does not record a roll-call tally or a named mover or seconder for the resolution. The committee then transitioned to a hearing on USAID and foreign aid oversight.
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