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Representative Kaufman moves House to adjourn until March 4; motion passes by voice vote
Summary
Representative Kaufman moved that the House adjourn until Wednesday, March 4 at 8:30 a.m.; the chair held a voice vote, declared the ayes carried and adjourned the House.
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Representative Kaufman moved that the House adjourn until Wednesday, March 4 at 08:30AM, and the motion passed by voice vote, bringing the session to a close.
The motion came after the chair recognized "the representative from Cedar, representative Kaufman." In the transcript, Kaufman said, "Mister speaker, if there's no further business coming for the house, I move the house adjourn until Wednesday, March 4 at 08:30AM." The chair asked whether there was any other business, and upon hearing none proceeded to a voice vote.
The chair called, "All those in favor, say aye." Members answered, "Aye." The chair then asked, "All those opposed, say no," and after no opposing response declared, "The ayes appear to have it," and "The ayes do have it." The chair then stated, "The house is adjourned."
The transcript contains an inconsistent spelling of the representative's name (appearing as both "Kaufman" and "Kauffman"); this article follows the initial introduction in the record and uses "Representative Kaufman."
