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Rules Committee approves consent agenda and adjourns

Rules Committee · March 23, 2026
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Summary

The California State Assembly Rules Committee established a quorum, approved a consent agenda by roll call, and adjourned; the transcript records multiple 'Aye' responses but does not identify who moved or seconded the motion or list items on the consent agenda.

The California State Assembly Rules Committee established a quorum, approved its consent agenda by roll call and then adjourned, the chair said.

The meeting opened with the chair asking the secretary to call the roll; members called during roll included Pacheco, Lackey, Harrens, Dixon, Garcia, Gonzales, Erwin, Rodriguez, Sanchez and Ta (as spoken in the transcript). After the chair announced a consent agenda and asked for a motion, one participant said, “So moved,” and another seconded; the transcript does not identify either the mover or the seconder.

The secretary conducted a roll-call vote on the consent agenda. The transcript records a sequence of affirmative responses — multiple lines saying “Aye” after members’ names and group name calls — and the chair then declared, “Motion passes.” The transcript does not list the specific items on the consent agenda or provide a formal numeric tally of votes attached to named members.

The committee adjourned immediately after the vote, with the chair stating the meeting was adjourned.

Notes: the transcript uses a single recorded speaker label (the presiding chair) and contains the roll-call names noted above. The recording does not identify who made or seconded the motion and does not enumerate the consent-agenda items; those details are recorded here as 'not specified' because they are not present in the transcript.