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Senate adopts resolutions honoring David P. McKenna, sets next meeting for Tuesday
Summary
The Senate adopted resolutions recognizing David P. McKenna for three decades of service to the Danvers Human Rights and Inclusion Committee, approved an order to meet next Tuesday at 11 a.m., and then adjourned.
The Senate adopted resolutions recognizing David P. McKenna for three decades of service to the Danvers Human Rights and Inclusion Committee, approved an order setting its next meeting for Tuesday at 11 a.m., and then adjourned, according to the session transcript.
Senator Lovely, the senator from Essex, presented the resolutions; the clerk read them into the record as “By miss Lovely, resolutions recognizing David P McKenna for his 3 decades of service to the Danvers Human Rights and Inclusion Committee.” The chamber voted by voice on the resolutions and the chair declared, “The ayes have it and the resolutions are adopted.”
Senator Durant, the senator from Worcester and Hampshire, offered an order proposing the schedule for the next meeting, asking, “Forward that when the senate adjourns today, did you wanna meet again on Tuesday next at 11 o'clock AM?” The chamber again adopted the order by voice; the chair said, “The chair hears none and the order is adopted.”
After adopting the order, Senator Brown-Burger, the senator from Suffolk and Middlesex, moved to adjourn. The chair put the question and, following a voice vote, said, “The ayes have it and the senate stands adjourned to meet again next on Tuesday at 11 AM.”
The transcript records no debate on the resolutions or the scheduling order and does not include a roll-call tally. The actions were recorded as voice votes in the session transcript; specific vote counts and any roll-call records were not specified in the transcript provided.
