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Meeting recessed until 11 a.m.; rules committee excused
Summary
A presiding officer announced the rules committee was excused and a motion to recess the meeting until 11 a.m. passed by voice vote; members were asked to coordinate with IT and reconvene at 11 a.m.
An unidentified presiding officer moved to recess the meeting until 11 a.m., and the motion passed by voice vote, the transcript shows.
The session opened with the presiding officer announcing that the rules committee was excused for the purpose of a rules committee meeting. An exchange followed in which one participant asked, “Representative Curtis, will you put us in recess until 11AM?” and then stated, “I’d move that we recess until 11AM.” The presiding officer then called for a voice vote: “Those in favor the motion. Say, no, motion, pass.”
The presiding officer also asked members to work with IT staff so the body would be ready to resume business at 11 a.m. The meeting was recessed; no roll-call vote or named vote tally was recorded in the transcript.
The matter recorded was procedural: excusing the rules committee and pausing the meeting until 11 a.m. There were no bills, ordinances, or formal policy actions described in the provided transcript.
