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Legislature adjourns second special session after brief reports
Summary
Members reported completion of business, the Speaker directed the chief clerk to finalize the House Journal, and Representative Dave Clark moved to adjourn; the motion passed by voice vote and the assembly stood adjourned.
Members of the legislature adjourned their second special session after brief procedural reports and a voice vote on a motion to adjourn.
Senator Bell told the chamber that "the Senate has finished its business and [is] ready to adjourn," signaling the upper chamber’s intent to conclude the session. The Speaker thanked members for their participation and called on Representative Urquhart to deliver the House’s report. Representative Urquhart said the House had participated in deliberations regarding the federal bailout and informed the Senate that the House had completed its business and was ready to adjourn.
The Speaker then directed Chief Clerk Sandy Tenney to read, revise and make minor corrections to the House Journal and to certify the bound copy as the accurate record of the second special session. Following that direction, Representative Dave Clark moved that the second special session of the legislature adjourn. The Speaker called for those in favor to say "aye." The motion was approved by voice vote and the assembly stood adjourned.
The record shows only the procedural motions and the certification direction; there were no recorded roll-call tallies, amendments, or additional substantive votes on measures in the provided transcript.
