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House enrolling clerk reports ratification of bill to ease adopted persons' access to birth certificates
Summary
The enrolling clerk reported that Senate Bill 248, described as a measure to make access to new birth certificates for persons who were adopted similar to those not adopted, was duly ratified for presentation to the governor; the transcript records the title read but no floor debate or roll-call on the measure.
The North Carolina House of Representatives received a report from the enrolling clerk on June 5 that Senate Bill 248 had been duly ratified for presentation to the governor.
The enrolling clerk read the enrolled bills and, by title, reported "Senate bill 2 48, an act to make access to new birth certificates for persons adopted similar to persons that are not adopted," indicating that the bill had been enrolled and sent to the governor. The clerk's announcement was procedural; no floor debate or recorded roll-call on the substance of the bill appears in the transcript.
The transcript records this as an enrolling-clerk announcement to the chamber rather than a debated floor action. The action reported—enrollment and presentation to the governor—is the formal final step after legislative passage in the General Assembly.
The House adjourned shortly afterward and is scheduled to reconvene Monday, June 9 at 1 p.m., subject to the standard stipulation under rule 15.1.
