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Senate Education Committee approves printing of three RSs by unanimous consent

2323556 · February 6, 2025
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At a brief meeting of the Senate Education Committee, the panel agreed by unanimous consent to print three RSs listed on the agenda and adjourned until next Monday, when members said a final day for accepting RSs is expected.

At a brief meeting of the Senate Education Committee, members agreed by unanimous consent to print three RSs listed on the agenda.

The chair opened the meeting by noting the committee would likely be busy the following Monday because “it’ll be the last day that we can accept RSs,” and then asked for a roll call. Senator Ward Engle King moved for unanimous consent: “I ask unanimous consent that we print all 3 RS's.” The chair later said, “It’s been moved and seconded that we print all 3 RS's as listed on our agenda today. Is there any further discussion? Seeing none, we’re about to have our shortest meeting in history. Motion carries and we’ll stand adjourned until next Monday. Thank you.”

No further discussion was recorded in the transcript; the chair closed the session shortly after the unanimous-consent motion carried. The transcript does not list titles or contents of the three RSs or a roll-call vote.