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House Education Committee appoints Representative Brown as clerk
Summary
During a brief reconvened session, members of the House Education Committee voted by a show of hands to appoint Representative Brown as the committee clerk. The clerk will take roll calls and assume duties if committee members are unavailable; no formal vote tally was recorded in the transcript.
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Members of the House Education Committee voted to appoint Representative Brown as the committee’s clerk during a brief reconvened session.
Committee members said the clerk’s duties include taking roll call and assuming committee responsibilities if current members are unavailable. A committee member asked for a vote and called for those in favor to raise their hands; the committee then moved on after the show of hands without a formal tally recorded in the transcript.
The appointment was handled quickly: a staff member (Anne) noted the committee needed to elect a clerk, the unnamed committee member stated they had asked Representative Brown to serve, and members indicated their support by raising their hands. The meeting portion concluded immediately afterward.
No formal motion text, mover, seconder or numerical vote tally is included in the available transcript. The record reflects that Representative Brown was accepted as clerk by the committee via the described show-of-hands procedure.
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