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Senate adopts standing committee reports 51–74 by unanimous consent; adjourns until 11:30 a.m. tomorrow
Summary
The Senate adopted standing committee reports numbers 51 through 74 by unanimous consent during a morning session and later moved to adjourn until 11:30 a.m. the following day. The actions were approved with no objections and an attendance of 22 present, three excused.
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Madam Clerk announced for adoption "On page 2, standing committee report numbers 51 to 74 for adoption." The Senate adopted those standing committee reports by unanimous consent after Senator Wakai moved their adoption and Senator Decourt seconded the motion.
The adoption was carried without discussion or objection, and the clerk recorded 22 senators present and three excused at the time of the roll call. Later in the session, Senator Wakai moved that "the senate stand adjourned until 11:30AM tomorrow," a motion seconded by Senator Decourt and carried by unanimous consent with no objections.
The roll call earlier in the proceeding recorded attendance as the clerk called the names of senators present and excused. The session record shows the formal procedural steps: the chair approved the journal of the preceding day, the clerk presented the standing committee reports for adoption, members moved and seconded the adoption, and the motions were carried by unanimous consent. No policy debate or committee report details were discussed on the floor in the transcript excerpt provided.
The Senate will reconvene at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow as agreed by the members.

