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House adopts resolution recognizing youth sports, refers introduction-sheet items to committees and adjourns
Summary
By unanimous consent the house adopted House Resolution 4673 recognizing the transformative role of youth sports in Washington State, referred bills and memorials on the introduction sheet for first reading to designated committees, and adjourned until 09:55AM Tuesday, January 27 (legislative day 16).
The house adopted House Resolution 4673 "recognizing the transformative role of youth sports in Washington State" by unanimous consent, the presiding officer announced.
The resolution was approved without objection during a brief session in which the presiding officer repeatedly used unanimous consent to dispose of routine business. "With the consent of the house, house resolution 4673, recognizing the transformative role of youth sports in Washington State is adopted," the presiding officer said.
In the same series of unanimous-consent actions, the presiding officer said the bills, memorials and resolutions printed on today's introduction sheet would be considered first reading under the fourth order of business and referred to the committees designated on the sheet. The presiding officer also stated that bills listed on today's committee reports under the fifth order of business would be referred to the committees so designated.
The session concluded when the presiding officer ordered the house adjourned until 09:55AM Tuesday, January 27, which the presiding officer identified as the sixteenth legislative day. "The house is now adjourned until 09:55AM, Tuesday, January 27," the presiding officer said.
No roll-call votes or recorded individual tallies were announced on the floor during these actions; the items were handled by unanimous consent and referral as described above.
