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House reads Senate Joint Resolution 5 to designate Colorado 4‑H Day; laid over one day
Summary
The House recorded the introduction of Senate Joint Resolution 5, sponsored by Senators Roberts and Peltin and Representatives Johnson and McCormick, to designate Colorado 4‑H Day; the chamber laid the resolution over one day under House rule and made the text part of the journal.
The House recorded the introduction of Senate Joint Resolution 5, which would designate a Colorado 4‑H Day. "Senate Joint Resolution 5 by Senators Roberts and Peltin, also Representatives Johnson and McCormick, concerning the designation of Colorado 4‑H Day," the presiding member read during the session.
The presiding member then announced the resolution would be "laid over 1 day under House rule," meaning consideration is postponed for one legislative day in keeping with chamber procedure. No debate or floor amendments were recorded during the reading.
The presiding member also noted that the signing of bills, resolutions and memorials and the message from the Senate "will be printed in the journal," indicating the official record will include the text and sponsors of the resolution. The resolution's sponsors were listed in the proceedings as Senators Roberts and Peltin and Representatives Johnson and McCormick.
Next procedural steps are governed by the House rules for layover and placement on a future agenda; the record shows the resolution was laid over for one day.
