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Committee adjourns by unanimous consent; no formal votes on bills recorded
Summary
At the close of the Banking and Insurance Committee meeting, Vice Chair Sharif moved to adjourn without objection; the motion passed and the committee adjourned. No formal legislative votes on bills were recorded during this hearing.
The Senate Banking and Insurance Committee concluded its hearing on mitigation and insurance programs when Vice Chair Sharif moved to adjourn "without objection." Chairman Angolia recorded the motion as passing and the committee adjourned.
There were no formal recorded roll-call votes on bills, ordinances or resolutions during the meeting. The hearing centered on presentations from state agencies and mitigation organizations and an extended panel Q&A; the only formal action recorded in the transcript was the unanimous adjournment motion.
Votes at a glance - Motion to adjourn (mover: Vice Chair Sharif): Passed by unanimous consent, no roll-call vote recorded.
Ending With no further business before the committee, Chair Angolia accepted the motion and declared the meeting adjourned.
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