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Tennessee House approves consent calendar, adopts resolution honoring music educator; dozens of bills withdrawn
Summary
During a floor session, the Tennessee House passed the consent calendar, concurred with a Senate resolution, adopted a House joint resolution honoring a Grammy educator, referred a memorial resolution to committee, and recorded motions to withdraw numerous bills from committee and the House.
The Tennessee House of Representatives on the House floor approved its consent calendar, concurred with a Senate resolution recognizing the Tennessee Federation of Republican Women, adopted a House joint resolution honoring Adrian Macklin as the 2025 Grammy Music Educator of the Year, and recorded motions to withdraw a large number of House bills from committee and from the House.
The consent calendar was presented for third and final consideration and, according to the clerk’s announcement in the transcript, the tally was recorded as “It’s 91. No days,” after which the speaker declared the calendar passed. Chairwoman Moody moved for passage of the consent calendar in keeping with House Rule 50; Representative Hurt asked that members voting aye be added as co–prime sponsors of HJR 75, a request the clerk noted as an exclusion.
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