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Senate places two bills on consent calendar and approves both on final passage
Summary
Senate Bill 36 (removing an oath requirement for certain hospitality licenses) and Senate Bill 39 (revising trunk highway descriptions) were placed on the consent calendar and approved on final passage, 34-0.
Two bills on the Senate consent calendar — Senate Bill 36 and Senate Bill 39 — were approved on final passage without recorded debate.
Senate Bill 36 repeals an oath requirement for applications for lodging establishments, campgrounds, food service establishments, and mobile food service establishment licenses. Senate Bill 39 revises descriptions of highways included in the state trunk highway system. Both bills had been certified as uncontested by the reporting committee and were placed on the consent calendar.
The clerk called the roll for final passage and recorded 34 ayes; the presiding officer declared both bills passed. No floor amendments or extended remarks were recorded in the transcript for these consent calendar items.
