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Senate Health Committee adopts two items on consent calendar
Summary
The California State Senate Committee on Health adopted two file items placed on its consent calendar without substantive debate; the motion, moved by Senator Caballero, passed 11–0 on a roll-call vote and the committee then adjourned.
The California State Senate Committee on Health adopted two items on its consent calendar during a brief meeting, the committee Chair said, and then adjourned.
The Chair announced "file item 1, s b 14 47, and file item 2, s c r 1 60" as the items on the proposed consent calendar and asked for a motion. Senator Caballero moved to adopt the consent calendar; the Clerk then called the roll for the motion. Senators Weber Pearson, Ochoabo, Caballero, Durazo, Gonzales, Menjivar, Padilla, Perez, Rubio, Smallwood Cuevas and Grove each registered "aye." The Clerk reported the tally as 11 to 0 and stated, "The consent calendar is adopted." The committee adjourned shortly thereafter.
No substantive debate or public testimony on the listed items is recorded in the transcript. The transcript identifies the motion and its unanimous recorded outcome but does not provide full bill titles, text, or further details about the two file items beyond the identifiers announced on the floor.
Next steps: The committee record shows the consent calendar adopted; any subsequent committee or floor actions on the specific file items are not recorded in this transcript.
