House approves four measures in final vote; projects 246, 340, 593 and joint resolution 149 pass unanimously in roll call

The House completed a final electronic roll-call vote on Sept. 29 and approved four calendar items by recorded vote.

At 3:29 p.m. the House opened a 30-minute electronic voting period for the final calendar. The Clerk closed the vote at 3:44 p.m. and the chamber announced identical results for each listed measure: 51 votes in favor, zero recorded votes against.

Results recorded in the session transcript:

- Project de la Cámara 246: 51 votes in favor; approved. - Project de la Cámara 340 (in conference report): 51 votes in favor; approved. - Project de la Cámara 593 (as amended): 51 votes in favor; approved. - Resolution conjunta de la Cámara 149: 51 votes in favor; approved.

The transcript does not name individual movers or seconds for the final motions on the floor; approvals followed the chamber's vote-opening procedure and closing announcement. The presiding officer announced that, "Por el resultado de la votación final, todas las medidas han sido aprobadas."

Why it matters: Passage by recorded roll call moves each measure forward according to House rules. The measures span statute amendments, transparency in government procurement, and other matters set out in the calendar; the transcript includes earlier readings and in-room amendments for some measures.

Next steps: Passed bills proceed according to legislative process outside the recorded excerpt; the transcript logs the approvals and the roll-call tallies for public record.