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Sen. Klemish moves and Senate approves adjournment until Jan. 16; members instructed to proceed to House Chamber
Summary
Sen. Klemish moved that the Senate be adjourned until Friday, Jan. 16 at 9 a.m.; the presiding officer called a voice vote, declared the motion prevailing, and directed senators to proceed to the House Chamber under House Concurrent Resolution 103.
Sen. Klemish moved that "upon dissolution of the joint convention, the Senate be adjourned till Friday, January 16 at 9AM." The presiding officer called for ayes and noes, and after a voice vote declared, "The motion prevails." The Senate was ordered adjourned to that date and time.
The presiding officer cited House Concurrent Resolution 103 in instructing senators to proceed to the House Chamber in columns of two, led by the Senate President and the Secretary of the Senate, and said members should be prepared to line up in about 10 minutes. There was no recorded roll‑call vote on the adjournment; the motion was decided by voice vote as shown on the floor.
No amendments or additional motions were recorded on the adjournment question. The Senate's next stated meeting time in these segments is Friday, January 16 at 9:00 a.m.
