Utah Legislature adjourns 2006 general session sine die after motion from Rep. Alexander

Representative Alexander moved to adjourn the 2006 general session, and the presiding officer called for a voice vote before declaring the session adjourned.

The motion came after the presiding officer asked members to take their seats and noted that a motion was required to proceed. Representative Alexander said, "Thank you, mister speaker. I move that we adjourn." An unidentified speaker read a more formal phrasing of the motion as the body prepared to close the session.

The presiding officer called, "Those in favor of the motion, say aye." One or more members answered, "Aye." After asking if there were any opposed, the speaker declared the session in official adjournment from the 2006 general session.

The transcript records the adjournment as occurring by voice vote; no roll-call tally or recorded votes appear in the provided excerpt. The audio/text contains garbled wording when the formal motion was read; the wording was transcribed as "adjourn, sign die the 200 and sixth generals the 2000 and sixth general session of the 50 sixth legislature," which appears to correspond to a customary "sine die" adjournment of the 2006 general session.

The excerpt contains only the closing motion and adjournment; no other legislative business or outcomes are recorded in the provided segments.