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Senator Matherne secures unanimous consent to withdraw Senate Bill 2103
Summary
Senator Matherne asked to withdraw SB2103, saying a member of the majority party would reintroduce it; the Senate agreed by voice vote.
Senator Matherne asked unanimous consent to withdraw Senate Bill 2103 and said a member of the majority party would introduce the measure instead, arguing that would increase its chance of passage. "I did find somebody from the majority party on the other side to introduce the bill. And my experience says, there's a greater chance of its passage in that regard," Senator Matherne said.
Matherne formally requested unanimous consent to withdraw SB2103. The motion was made on the Senate floor and the presiding officer put the question; senators responded "aye" and the withdrawal passed by voice vote. No roll-call vote was recorded in the transcript.
The transcript records the procedural motion to move to the 8th order of business and the subsequent voice vote to approve the withdrawal. The record does not include the bill—s text, sponsor other than Matherne—s withdrawal request, or any debate on the measure itself.
