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Senate adopts standing committee reports 10-80 through 10-88 by unanimous consent

2652942 · March 14, 2025
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The Senate adopted standing committee reports numbered 10-80 to 10-88 without objection after a motion by Sen. Wakai and a second by Sen. Descartes; several governor's messages were referred according to the day's order.

The Senate adopted standing committee reports numbered 10-80 through 10-88 by unanimous consent after Senator Wakai moved for adoption and Senator Descartes seconded the motion.

The action came after the chamber approved the journal of the preceding day and a roll call showed 21 senators present and four excused. Senator Wakai opened the motion, saying, "Mister president, I move for the adoption of standing committee reports numbers 10 80 to 10 88." Senator Descartes replied, "Mister president, I second the motion." The presiding officer asked for objections; when none were raised the presiding officer declared, "the motion is carried." The transcript does not record an individual roll-call vote on the motion.

Earlier in the session senators were informed that governor's message numbers 7-27 through 7-33, transmitting nominations to various boards and commissions, were referred in accordance with the order of the day. The clerk also announced that referrals and re-referrals would be made according to the order of the day and any supplemental orders filed later.

The Senate adjourned to reconvene at 11:30 a.m. Monday.

No substantive debate about the content of the listed standing committee reports or the governor's messages is recorded in the transcript provided.