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House approves journal and votes to disagree with Senate amendments
Summary
The House of Representatives approved its journal for the 15th through 39th days and voted to disagree with Senate amendments to returned House bills during a brief floor session; both actions were taken by voice vote.
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The House of Representatives approved the journal for the 15th through the 39th days and later voted to disagree with Senate amendments to returned House bills during a brief floor session.
The clerk reported a quorum: 49 members present and one excused. Representative Morikawa moved to dispense with the reading of the journal for the 15th through the 39th days and to approve it as read; Representative Garcia seconded the motion. The motion was adopted by voice vote.
The clerk told members that the Senate had sent communications informing the House that it had disagreed to amendments the House had proposed to certain Senate bills and that several House bills had been returned to the House after passing third reading in the Senate. Representative Todd moved that the House disagree to the Senate amendments to the returned House bills with Senate drafts; Representative Morikawa seconded. The motion to disagree was adopted by voice vote.
Later in the session, Representative Morikawa moved that the House stand adjourned until 12:00 noon the following day; Representative Garcia seconded and the motion carried by voice vote.
The session included introductions and routine announcements following these procedural actions, and the House adjourned after the floor items were completed.

