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Arizona Legislature rules committee finds SCR 1002 constitutional; motion carries with eight ayes
Summary
The Arizona Legislature rules committee voted that Senate Concurrent Resolution 1002 is constitutional and in proper form after a brief review by committee counsel. The motion, moved by Representative Wynne, carried with eight recorded ayes.
The Arizona Legislature rules committee voted that Senate Concurrent Resolution 1002 is constitutional and in proper form after Representative Wynne moved the measure; the motion carried with eight recorded ayes.
The committee's action was procedural: members considered only whether the measure met constitutional and drafting standards. The transcript does not record the subject matter of SCR 1002.
The chair recognized Representative Wynne to move consideration of SCR 1002. Representative Wynne moved that “the Senate concurrent resolution 1002 is constitutional and in proper form.” Tim Fleming, the committee's rules attorney, told members, “We've reviewed this measure. We believe it's constitutional and improper form. And I'm happy to answer any questions.” No questions were recorded.
The secretary called the roll. Recorded votes were: Representative Carbone — Aye; Representative Veil Los Santos — Aye; Representative Mattis — Aye; Speaker Montenegro — Aye; Vice Chairman Wynne — Aye; Chairman Diaz — Aye; Representative Contreras — Aye (initially recorded as "Pass" during the roll call but later recorded "Aye"); Representative Willoughby — Aye (initially recorded as "Pass" and later recorded "Aye"). Committee minutes note the motion carried by a vote of eight ayes.
After the vote the chair said there was no further business and the committee stood adjourned.
