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Legislature adjourns until Feb. 23 after brief procedural business
Summary
The legislative session concluded with a motion to adjourn and scheduling remarks; no substantive bills, testimony, or policy debates appear in the transcript.
The 2007 Utah Legislature concluded a short proceeding with a motion to adjourn and scheduling remarks, according to the transcript. An unidentified speaker asked staff to complete and leave master study lists, then noted it was "day 39" of the session and announced the body would adjourn until Friday, Feb. 23, at 8 a.m.
A subsequent speaker moved to adjourn, put the motion to a voice vote and, after members said "aye," declared the motion carried. The record contains no debate on legislation, no committee reports, no public testimony, and no recorded roll-call votes or formal actions beyond the adjournment motion.
