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Senate Education Committee grants unanimous consent to print three RSs, adjourns until Monday
Summary
The Senate Education Committee unanimously approved printing three RSs by unanimous consent and adjourned, with members noting next Monday is the last day to accept RSs; the transcript did not define the abbreviation "RS."
The Senate Education Committee agreed by unanimous consent to print three RSs and adjourned until next Monday, the committee chair said.
The committee chair told members, “next Monday, we'll have a number of RS. It'll be the last day that we can accept RSs,” and then placed three RSs before the committee for consideration. Sen. Ward Engle King asked for unanimous consent to print all three, saying, “I ask unanimous consent that we print all 3 RS's.” The chair responded that the motion had been moved and seconded, saw no further discussion and declared, “Motion carries and we'll stand adjourned until next Monday.”
The action took place without recorded roll call or numeric vote tally in the transcript. The transcript does not define the abbreviation “RS,” and no additional details about the content of the three RSs were provided during the recorded remarks. The chair indicated the committee expects a larger set of RSs next Monday because that day is the final day the committee can accept RSs.
Because no substantive debate or amendments were recorded on the three RSs in the provided transcript, no additional decisions or directions were entered on the record during this brief session. The committee scheduled to reconvene next Monday to continue business and consider further RSs.
