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House suspends rules and adopts resolution recognizing International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Summary
The House adopted a resolution recognizing International Holocaust Remembrance Day after the Committee on Rules recommended its adoption and the House voted to suspend the rules. The suspension and adoption were taken by voice vote; the mover for the suspension was identified as "Mister Ash of Longmeadow."
The Committee on Rules reported recommending adoption of resolutions filed by Representative Cataldo of Concord and other members of the House recognizing International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the clerk announced.
"Mister Ash of Longmeadow, now move suspension of the rules," a member said; the House voted by voice to suspend the rules and then voted by voice to adopt the resolution. The clerk recorded that "the ayes have it" for both votes and that "the resolution is adopted."
The transcript does not include the text of the resolution, a resolution number, or a recorded roll-call vote. After adoption the clerk announced the order that the House adjourn and later stated the House would stand adjourned to meet Wednesday next at 11 a.m.
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