Committee on Rules administration approves minutes, adopts calendar designating April 25 for listed House files

The Committee on Rules administration approved minutes from April 10 and April 22 and adopted a calendar designating Friday, April 25 for consideration of a set of House files, the committee record shows.

The action matters because the adopted calendar sets the committee schedule and placed a pre-filing requirement on amendments for the bills read into the record, a procedural step that sets timing and amendment rules for upcoming floor or committee consideration.

At the start of the session, the presiding member moved to approve the April 10 and April 22 minutes; the committee approved the motion by voice vote. The committee then proceeded to the day's calendar. The presiding member read a list of House files into the record as "House files 20 fourthirty 2, 30 22, '20 '5 '60 '3, '13 '50 '4, and 2551," and moved to adopt the calendar for the day "pursuant to rules 1.21 and 3.33." The committee adopted the calendar by voice vote with no opposition recorded in the transcript. The record does not clarify the exact bill numbers or titles beyond the reading in the transcript.

Votes at a glance: The committee approved two procedural motions by voice vote with no opposition recorded in the transcript: - Approval of minutes for April 10 and April 22: approved by voice vote. - Adoption of the calendar for the day, designating Friday, April 25 for the listed House files and establishing a pre-filing requirement for amendments pursuant to rules 1.21 and 3.33: adopted by voice vote. The specific bill numbers as read in the record were not clarified.

The transcript contains only brief procedural action and does not include debate, named votes, or further detail about the House files listed. The committee adjourned after adopting the calendar.