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Votes at a glance: two senate bills moved by consent
Summary
The Judiciary committee moved two senate bills on consent: Senate Bill 220 and Senate Bill 223 were approved for consent by voice votes, with no further substantive debate recorded in the transcript.
At the start of the session the committee handled two senate bills by unanimous or consent voice votes.
Senate Bill 220 was presented and received a motion and second; the chair called for the ayes and recorded that “ayes have it.” The committee then moved Senate Bill 223; the only substantive point noted in the transcript was that some speakers had raised interest in a single section dealing with use of student IDs for identification. Both items were included in a consent action and the chair recorded them as passed by voice vote; no further roll-call tallies are recorded in the transcript.
Recorded actions: - Senate Bill 220: motion made and approved by voice vote (consent). No amendment or roll-call recorded. - Senate Bill 223: motion made and approved by voice vote (consent). Transcript notes that one discussed section concerned using student IDs for identification.
No formal amendments or detailed debate on these two bills is recorded in the transcript; both were handled by consent during the session.
