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Senate Adopts 2007 Rules for Extraordinary Session and Adjourns Sine Die
Summary
At the start of the extraordinary session the Senate adopted the rules from the 2007 general session to govern proceedings, later moved to adjourn sine die after completing consideration of gubernatorial business.
At the outset of the April 9, 2007 extraordinary session, Senator Hickman moved that the Senate adopt the rules used in the 2007 general session for use during this special sitting; the motion was agreed to by an 'aye' voice vote, enabling the Senate to proceed under its established rules.
After considering and consenting to a slate of gubernatorial appointments, including judicial and cabinet nominations, Senator Bramble moved that the Senate adjourn sine die; the motion passed by voice and the Senate concluded its extraordinary session.
The clerk and president announced counts and procedural steps on the floor as required; no amendments to the rules or to the motions to adjourn were recorded in the session transcript.
