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Senate lays over Holocaust remembrance resolution, removes House Bill 13 85 from consent calendar and adjourns
Summary
The Majority Leader moved to lay House Joint Resolution 1027 (Holocaust remembrance) over until 04/15/2026; the motion passed by voice vote. During announcements the Majority Leader removed House Bill 13 85 from the consent calendar; the Senate then adjourned until 9AM on 04/15/2026.
The Senate took action on a resolution and handled a procedural consent‑calendar change before adjourning.
The Clerk read the title of House Joint Resolution 1027 — identified in the reading as sponsored in the House by Representatives Weinberg and Woodrow and in the Senate by Senators Weisman and Ball — concerning remembrance of the Holocaust. The Majority Leader moved that HJR 1027 be laid over until Wednesday, April 15, 2026; the motion was put to a voice vote and the Chair announced the ayes had it, laying HJR 1027 over to that date.
Later, during announcements, the Majority Leader said that at a member's request House Bill 13 85 would be removed from the consent calendar; the Chair confirmed the removal. The Majority Leader then moved that the Senate adjourn until 9 a.m. on Wednesday, April 15, 2026. After a voice vote the Chair announced the ayes had it and the Senate adjourned to that time.
The transcript records no floor debate on HJR 1027 or on House Bill 13 85 during this session; both items were handled by motion and voice vote or by administrative announcement. Any sponsor statements, amendment texts, or committee reports for those bills and the resolution remain in their legislative files.
