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Minnesota Senate lays mileage resolution on table, adopts committee report and adjourns until Jan. 27
Summary
Senators introduced Senate Resolution No. 4, which sets miles traveled by members to and from the Capitol; the chamber laid the measure on the table for later consideration, adopted a committee report and adjourned until Monday, Jan. 27 at 11 a.m.
The Minnesota Senate introduced Senate Resolution No. 4, described as a measure setting the miles traveled by members in going to and returning from the Capitol, and then laid the resolution on the table for later consideration.
Senator Johnson moved to adopt the committee report printed in the agenda and to lay the mileage resolution on the table to allow members time to review it. "If you look on your desk, you'll have sent resolution 104. And, this is just laying out the mileage. If you have any corrections or you note any differences, please let the front desk know," Senator Johnson said.
The chamber also adopted the package of authors' motions as one motion and completed the scheduled roll-call and routine business. Following those actions, Senator Johnson moved that the Senate adjourn until Monday, Jan. 27, at 11 a.m.; the motion prevailed and the Senate adjourned.
The resolution itself was not debated on the floor during the recorded proceedings and the transcript does not include the mileage figures in the body of today’s session. The motion to lay the resolution on the table means senators will take up the measure at a later date when it is returned to the floor for consideration.
