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Senator Zaffarini's motions to place remarks in the journal and to adjourn are adopted without objection
Summary
Senator Judith Zaffarini moved that remarks for the election of the president pro tempore be reduced to writing and placed in the journal; the motion was adopted without objection. She also moved to adjourn the Senate until 11 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 28; the chair heard no objection and the Senate adjourned.
During routine business, Senator Judith Zaffarini moved that "all remarks made for the election of the president pro tempore be reduced to writing and placed in the journal." The presiding officer asked if there was any objection; the chair "heard none," and the motion was adopted.
Later in the same sequence of routine motions, Zaffarini moved that the Senate adjourn until 11 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 28. The presiding officer again asked for objection, "the chair hears none," and the Senate stood adjourned until the time specified.
Both actions were adopted by voice with no recorded roll-call vote in the provided transcript. The transcript records the procedural motions and the presiding officer's statement that there was no objection; no further debate or recorded votes appear in the excerpt provided.
