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Senate Education Committee approves printing of three RSs by unanimous consent
Summary
In a brief session the Senate Education Committee agreed to print three RSs by unanimous consent and adjourned until next Monday; no roll-call vote was recorded and no substantive debate occurred.
The Senate Education Committee approved a motion to print three "RSs" by unanimous consent during a brief meeting, then adjourned until next Monday.
Senator Ward Engle King asked for the action, saying, "I ask unanimous consent that we print all 3 RS's." The committee chair confirmed the motion had been moved and seconded and, after noting there was no further discussion, said, "Motion carries and we'll stand adjourned until next Monday." Earlier in the session the chair told members, "I think next Monday, we'll have a number of RS. It'll be the last day that we can accept RSs."
The action was procedural: committee members agreed to print three RSs listed on the meeting agenda. The transcript records no roll-call vote or individual vote tallies; the chair described the approval as having been moved and seconded and carried by unanimous consent. No substantive debate or amendments were recorded on the RSs during the meeting.
The chair closed the session after the procedural motion, describing the meeting as very short and saying the committee would reconvene next Monday when more RSs are expected. The transcript does not specify the titles or subject matter of the three RSs, nor does it identify a second to the motion by name.
