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Presiding speaker moves to adjourn; motion passes and three representatives sent to wait on the Senate
Summary
A presiding speaker moved to notify the Senate and adjourn; a voice vote was taken and the speaker declared the motion passed. The speaker then appointed Representatives Mascaro, Frank and Litback to wait on the Senate; the transcript does not record a formal vote tally.
The presiding speaker moved to notify the Senate that the body was ready to adjourn, saying, “And let the Senate know we're ready to adjourn, sign or die.” The speaker called for a voice vote, stating, “All in favor say aye,” and after a vocal response declared, “Motion passes.”
The motion to notify the Senate and adjourn drew no recorded discussion. The speaker noted there was no debate and moved directly to a voice vote; the transcript records an affirmative response and the speaker’s announcement that the motion had passed. The exact vote tally or roll-call count was not specified in the transcript.
After the motion was declared passed, the speaker announced appointments: “The speaker appoints Representative Mascaro, Representative Frank, and Representative Litback to wait on the Senate.” The appointment was read aloud with no further discussion or recorded vote.
No additional substantive business, debate, or votes are recorded in the provided transcript excerpt. The action recorded was procedural: the motion to adjourn was approved by voice vote (exact tally not specified) and three representatives were named to wait on the Senate.
