Senators move to close debate and report multiple bills; committee report noted

Senators moved to close debate and reported several bills during the session, with motions recorded from Senator Davos, Senator Tomiall and Senator Lewis and a committee report from the Senate Commerce Committee.

The transcript records a motion “moved by Senator Davos, by Senator Tomiall” described as a motion to close, followed immediately by the statement “Bill is reported.” Later entries record repeated motions “moved by Senator Tommy,” a motion “moved by Senator Lewis” with “same by Senator Conroy,” and a committee report attributed to “Senate Commerce.” Several segments state that bills “were reported” or reference chapter citations, but the transcript does not provide full bill titles or ordinance/resolution numbers.

Why it matters: reporting a bill is a recorded procedural step in legislative sessions; the transcript shows several such procedural advances and committee activity, though it does not include bill text or clear vote tallies.

Key recorded actions and procedural notes

- A motion to close debate and report a bill is recorded as “Moved by Senator Davos, by Senator Tomiall” with the note “Bill is reported.” The transcript includes an apparent numeric string (“6 6 92”) immediately after that remark; the record does not identify that string as a formal vote tally or attach names to any votes.

- Multiple back-to-back entries list “Moved by Senator Tommy.” The transcript repeats that phrase in successive segments but does not include additional context, motion text, or an identified outcome for those repeated entries.

- A motion “Moved by Senator Lewis” followed by “same by Senator Conroy” is recorded; the transcript then states “bill was reported” and includes the fragmentary numeric string “8,009.” The entry also mentions “area dispatcher,” but no bill number or description is given.

- The transcript includes an item described as “Enadmit myself part a of part b b of chapter 56 of the laws of life and justice” and a later fragment “Enadmit chapter 704, the law of 1990.” These appear to reference statutory chapters but the transcript does not supply full citations or explain the legislative action tied to those citations.

- A committee reference appears as “Moved by Senate Commerce, same as in Hartle. The proposed bill was reported 8 through 96, Gennard.” The transcript records that a committee moved and that a proposed bill was reported, but it does not supply a bill number, title or a clear recorded vote.

- The session closes with language in the transcript indicating that “all in favor” were recorded and that “all bills were delivered as close to passing away today, meaning adjourned.” The transcript does not provide formal roll-call vote listings or final adopted bill texts.

What the transcript does not show: full bill titles, ordinance or resolution numbers, clear roll-call vote tallies tied to named members, or explanatory debate on the bills’ substance. Numeric fragments appear in the record but are not labeled as official vote counts, and the transcript repeatedly omits who seconded motions or the precise wording of motions.

The record in the transcript is procedural: it documents motions to move or report bills and committee actions but does not supply sufficient detail to determine the content of the measures or the precise vote results recorded on each item.