Chair announces passage of House Concurrent Resolution 48 after roll-call vote

The presiding officer opened the session and asked the clerk to call the roll before moving the body into executive session. The chair moved that House Concurrent Resolution 48 be "voted do pass." The chair then asked if there was any discussion and, seeing none, instructed the clerk to call the roll for a vote.

The clerk conducted a roll-call vote. After the count, the chair declared, "By a vote of 6 in favor and 3 opposed, you have passed House Concurrent Resolution 48." The chair also announced that the executive session was concluded.

The transcript records that nine members were present and five absent at the start of the session and that the motion to adopt the resolution was made from the floor by the presiding officer. The clerk carried out the roll call and recorded affirmative responses during the vote. The transcript does not provide a complete, unambiguous mapping of every individual member to a yes or no vote in its single-line segments, but the final tally announced by the chair was six in favor and three opposed.

No discussion of the resolution's substance appears in the recorded segments. The immediate procedural steps were: motion, roll-call vote, announcement of the result and conclusion of the executive session. The transcript does not specify any mover other than the presiding officer, any second, or further instructions for implementation or referral.