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Senate recesses special session until Oct. 3 after senators raise concerns about turned-off livestream monitors
Summary
Lawmakers recessed the first special session until Friday, Oct. 3 at 9 a.m. after a point of order said audiovisual monitors used to verify live streaming and identify speakers had been turned off at the request of the presiding officer.
The Senate recessed its first special session until Friday, Oct. 3, at 9 a.m. after a senator raised a point of order about audiovisual monitors that staff use to confirm whether proceedings are being live streamed and to identify speakers.
The question of whether the chamber’s monitors were on — and who could see the feed — interrupted business before the Senate took up special-session bills. "The monitors in here that allow us to monitor whether this being live streamed are…
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