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Legislative chamber moves to adjourn third special session after brief procedural remarks
Summary
A motion to adjourn the third special session was made and carried by voice vote after brief procedural remarks and member recognition; the chamber stood adjourned. The transcript does not specify date or jurisdiction.
A representative moved that the chamber end its business and adjourn the third special session, and members responded by voice vote, the transcript shows.
The motion, as recorded verbatim in the transcript, was: "I move that the third special session of the 50 sixth legislature adjourn, sign, and die." The presiding officer repeated the motion and called for those in favor to say "aye." Several members replied "Aye," no one voiced opposition, and the presiding officer declared the motion passed.
The transcript records brief procedural exchanges before the motion — members testing microphones, acknowledgments of the Senate's report that the House had completed its business, and a call for Representative Alexander to the floor. The record does not include a roll-call vote, the precise number of affirmative responses, or a definitive jurisdictional or date header for the session; those details are not specified in the provided transcript.
Because the transcript uses the phrase "third special session of the 50 sixth legislature," this article quotes that language as it appears in the record rather than altering it. The chamber then "stood in adjournment," according to the presiding officer's final statement in the transcript.
