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House of Representatives: Three bills and a concurrent resolution read; session adjourned until Jan. 27
Summary
The Clerk read three House bills and a concurrent resolution before the Majority Leader moved to adjourn the House until Monday, Jan. 27 at 11 a.m. No floor debate or recorded votes on the measures were recorded during the session.
The House of Representatives had the Clerk read three House bills and one concurrent resolution, then the Majority Leader moved to adjourn the session until Monday, Jan. 27 at 11 a.m.
The Clerk began the reading of the measures, which included House Bill 2091, House Bill 2092, House Bill 2093 and House Concurrent Resolution (HCR) 5007. Representative Sawyer Clayton introduced House Bill 2091 "an act concerning elections." House Bill 2092 was introduced by the Committee on Commerce, Labor and Economic Development and was identified in the transcript as requested by Clay Barker on behalf of the Office of the Secretary of State; it was described as "an act concerning Labor and Employment." House Bill 2093 was listed as by the Committee on Child Welfare and Foster Care and was recorded as requested by Tess Ramirez on behalf of an organization described in the transcript as "protecting Kansas children from [redacted] predators," and characterized as "an act concerning childhood abuse or neglect." HCR 5007 was described as "a proposition to amend section 1 of Article 5 of the Constitution of the State of Kansas."
The session record shows no floor debate, committee referrals, readings beyond the initial reading, or recorded roll-call votes on any of the four measures during this sitting. After the Clerk completed the reading, the presiding officer recognized the Majority Leader for a motion to adjourn. The Majority Leader said, "I move the house adjourn until Monday, Jan. 27 at 11AM, pro form a." A voice vote was taken; the presiding officer announced the ayes had it and the House adjourned.
No further action, including committee assignments, bill numbers beyond those listed, committee referral details, or sponsors beyond the names read into the record, was recorded in the provided transcript. The bills and the concurrent resolution will proceed according to the House's rules for introductions and referrals, which were not detailed in this transcript excerpt.
The Clerk's reading and the adjournment concluded the recorded portion of the session in the provided transcript.
