Senate approves three resolutions on consent calendar including nuclear task force extension
Summary
The Delaware Senate approved Consent Calendar No. 34 by voice/roll call, passing Senate Concurrent Resolution 129 (extending a nuclear energy feasibility task force) and two House concurrent resolutions recognizing maternal health awareness day and nursing rights, 20–0 with one absence.
The Delaware Senate approved Consent Calendar No. 34 on Jan. 21, advancing three resolutions by majority vote.
Reading Clerk identified the items on Consent Calendar 34: Senate Concurrent Resolution 129, which extends the Delaware Nuclear Energy Feasible Feasibility Task Force; House Concurrent Resolution 83, designating Jan. 23, 2026, as maternal health awareness day in Delaware; and House Concurrent Resolution 84, recognizing the importance of the nursing profession and supporting nurses’ rights in the state.
Senator Townsend called the roll for the consent calendar. The Secretary recorded 20 yes votes and 1 absent; by the required majority the grouped resolutions were declared passed.
The floor record does not show additional debate on the three items; they were disposed of together under the consent process. The Senate did not annotate specific funding or implementation steps for the task force extension on the floor record during this session.
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