Iowa Senate Commerce Committee adopts Rule 39 on standing committees
Summary
The Iowa Senate Commerce Committee adopted Rule 39, which the committee described as "the rules for standing committees," by voice vote during its organizational meeting. Senator Mike Clemens moved adoption and the chair declared the rule adopted; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
The Iowa Senate Commerce Committee adopted Rule 39, described in the meeting as "the rules for standing committees," by voice vote during its organizational meeting. Senator Mike Clemens moved adoption; the committee then voted by voice and the chair declared the rule adopted.
The move to approve Rule 39 began when a committee member said, "We need to approve rule 39, the rules for standing committees. Do I have a motion?" Senator Mike Clemens responded, "so moved," followed by the voice vote: "All in favor say aye. Aye." The chair then said, "Opposed say nay. Rule 39 is adopted."
Committee members then proceeded with self-introductions and brief organizational remarks. Chair Senator Mike Buslow thanked his clerk, Kennedy, and noted organizational roles for the coming session. The meeting concluded soon afterward with a motion to adjourn.
The transcript does not record a roll-call vote or a numerical tally for the adoption; the action was recorded as a voice vote and declared adopted by the chair.
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