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Senate adopts resolution congratulating Anthony Pate on 100th birthday
Summary
The Senate adopted a ceremonial resolution honoring Anthony Pate on his 100th birthday; the measure was adopted by voice vote and will be recorded in the Senate journal.
The Senate adopted a resolution congratulating Anthony Pate on his 100th birthday during its session. Senator Feeney offered the resolution and the clerk read it into the record; the adoption was approved by voice vote and no roll-call tally was provided.
The resolution was introduced by Senator Feeney. After the clerk read the text, the presiding officer put the question on adoption; those in favor were asked to say "aye," those opposed "no," and the presiding officer announced, "The ayes have it." The resolution was recorded as adopted and entered into the Senate journal.
The action was ceremonial and does not create new law or a continuing requirement. No amendments, roll-call votes, or further legislative steps were recorded for the resolution.
