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Sen. Ward-Engelking wins unanimous consent to print respiratory care compact resolution
Summary
Senator Janie Ward-Engelking asked the Senate Health and Welfare Committee for unanimous consent to send RS 32,442 (a respiratory care interstate compact resolution) to a privilege committee for print; the committee raised no objections.
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Senator Janie Ward-Engelking asked the Idaho Senate Health and Welfare Committee for unanimous consent to send RS 32,442, a resolution addressing the respiratory care interstate compact, to a privilege committee for printing. The committee chair asked if there were any objections; none were raised and the request was granted.
The action was procedural: the senator asked to have the RS printed so the measure can return later for a hearing. No additional debate or testimony occurred on the floor about the compact during this meeting. The committee did not record a roll-call vote; the request was approved by unanimous consent with no objections noted.
Senator Ward-Engelking identified herself as the sponsor and relinquished the floor once the unanimous-consent request was accepted. The committee moved on to its scheduled presentations after the printing request was granted.
