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House clears procedural items: committee reassignments, adjournments and recognitions
Summary
During routine business the House granted unanimous consent to reassign HB 4103 to LCI, set adjournment of debate on H.4385 to Jan. 21, scheduled a chaplain election for Jan. 21, and adopted numerous recognitions by voice vote.
The South Carolina House moved through several procedural and recognition items on Jan. 20, granting unanimous-consent motions, referrals and scheduling routine business.
Mister Herb Kurzman requested unanimous consent to withdraw House Bill 4103 from the 3M committee and reassign it to the LCI committee, describing it as "an optometrist industry bill" that deals with licensing; the clerk ordered the reassignment when the bill reaches the desk. Chair Lady Davis moved to adjourn debate on H.4385 until Jan. 21, which members approved by voice vote. The presiding officer also announced an election for chaplain on Wednesday, Jan. 21, following Chaplain Seastrunk's earlier resignation.
Throughout the session the House adopted a broad consent list—honors, condolences and recognitions—by voice votes. The body concluded the day by adjourning following a motion from Forrest.
These actions are primarily calendar and administrative: they reassign committee jurisdiction for a pending bill, continue debate on a bill to a set date, schedule internal elections and record routine recognitions.
