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Texas Senate adopts adjournment permission and multiple ceremonial resolutions by unanimous consent
Summary
The Senate approved a motion permitting an extended adjournment (SCR 11) by roll call (30-0) and adopted several Senate resolutions recognizing local delegations and institutional days, excused Sen. Sparks and recessed the body by unanimous consent.
The Texas Senate on the floor approved Senate Concurrent Resolution 11 granting either house permission to adjourn for more than three days during the period beginning Wednesday, Feb. 5, and ending Tuesday, Feb. 11; the measure was adopted following a roll-call tally that recorded 30 ayes and 0 nays.
Separately, the Senate adopted a set of ceremonial Senate resolutions by unanimous consent, honoring local delegations and designating days at the State Capitol. Among the resolutions adopted were SR 27 (recognizing McAllen Day at the State Capitol), SR 32 (UTSA and UT Health San Antonio Day), SR 30 (Wise County Day), and SR 19 (Houston East End Chamber of Commerce/East End Day). A group of…
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