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Leader Boyd places bills on special order calendar for Jan. 29, 2026; meeting adjourns
Summary
Leader Boyd moved to place a list of bills on the special order calendar for Thursday, Jan. 29, 2026; the motion was entered without objection and the meeting subsequently adjourned.
Leader Boyd moved that the legislature's special order calendar include a list of bills scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 29, 2026, and the presiding officer declared the placement approved without objection.
The brief special order calendar meeting opened with a roll call. Chair Passadomo and Leader Boyd were recorded as present; Leader Berman was excused. After Patrick was asked to call the roll, Leader Boyd made the motion: "Leader Boyd moves that the list of bills be placed on the special order calendar for Thursday, 01/29/2026." The presiding speaker then asked for objections and questions.
An unidentified member asked, "What happens if I object?" An unidentified respondent replied, "That would be in a stalemate." After no objection was sustained, the presiding speaker stated, "Without objection, show the list of bills placed on the special order calendar for Thursday, 01/29/2026." Leader Boyd then moved to adjourn, and the meeting ended "Without objection, the meeting is adjourned."
The meeting was strictly procedural: it recorded attendance, entered the calendar placement by unanimous consent (no objections recorded in the transcript), and adjourned. No bills were read or debated during this session; the transcript records only the motion to set the special order calendar date and the subsequent adjournment.
