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Votes at a glance: May 6 Senate session — appointments and bills cleared
Summary
On May 6 the Senate confirmed executive nominations, adopted consent calendars, and passed several bills including HB 3-04 (auditor background checks), HB 3-25 (physician associate changes), and other measures; roll-call outcomes and procedural actions are summarized.
The Delaware Senate cleared a set of routine and policy measures on May 6, including confirmations, consent calendars, and several bills with roll-call votes.
Appointments and consent calendars - Executive Committee Consent Calendar 11 (nominees Rhonda R. McIntyre; Patricia Y. Moll; Deretha B. Mosley) was adopted on roll call (21 yes). - Senate Consent Calendar 51 (including SCR 180; HCR 117; HCR 119) was adopted (21 yes).
Selected bills passed with roll-call results - HB 3-04 (auditor background checks; Title 29): sponsor noted the measure authorizes the Auditor of Accounts to require criminal background checks for staff and contractors and carries a small fiscal note (~$7,000); roll call 21 yes. - HB 3-25 (physician associates; PA practice modernization): sponsor described changes allowing experienced physician associates to practice without a single collaborative physician under defined conditions; floor recorded 20 yes, 1 no after two house amendments.
Administrative notes - The Senate recorded roll-call votes where required and declared each measure passed to the appropriate next step in the legislative process.
What’s next: The bills that passed on the floor will proceed through the legislative process as required; appointments will take effect subject to any statutory conditions.
