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Rules Committee convenes; roll call on consent agenda partially recorded
Summary
The California State Assembly Rules Committee opened, called a roll and recorded a motion and second on the consent agenda. The transcript records two "aye" votes (Pacheco and Lackey); the transcript does not include a full vote tally or a formal announcement of the final disposition.
The Rules Committee of the California State Assembly convened and called the roll before considering a consent agenda. Speaker 1 opened the meeting, saying, "Good afternoon" and "We have quorum, and we have a consent agenda." Speaker 2 conducted the roll call and later moved the motion, saying, "So moved." Speaker 1 provided the second: "Second."
The secretary called the vote for the motion on the consent agenda. The transcript records Pacheco responding "Aye" and Lackey responding "Aye" (each subsequently rendered as "I"). The transcript does not contain further vote entries or a formal announcement that the motion passed, and it does not record votes from other members called during roll.
After the partial roll call entries, Speaker 1 allowed "for about 3 minutes for any members wishing to add on." The meeting concluded with Speaker 1 saying, "Rules committee is now adjourned." The transcript provides no additional debate, amendments, or documentation of the final disposition of the consent agenda beyond the partial roll call entries.
Because the record in the transcript is limited, the committee's official minutes or staff record should be consulted for a complete vote tally and any specifics on items included in the consent agenda.
