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Committee approves October mini minutes and adopts three interim study proposals
Summary
The Education Committee approved the October "mini" minutes by voice vote and adopted three interim study proposals after a single motion and second; the actions were taken by voice vote and no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript.
The Senate Education Committee moved through two procedural items on Thursday without roll-call tallies.
Madam Chair requested a motion to consider and approve the October "mini" minutes. Members moved and seconded the motion, the chair called for the ayes, and the committee approved the minutes by voice vote. "Ayes have it," the chair said.
Later in the agenda the committee considered item E, the adoption of three interim study proposals. A motion to adopt all three proposals was made and seconded; the committee approved the adoption by voice vote and the chair again stated, "Ayes have it." The transcript records no named mover/second, no recorded vote tally, and no roll-call names.
The committee took no further recorded action on the proposals during this meeting.
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