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Senate moves routine business: house bills read for referral, adopts committee report, adjourns
Summary
The Senate read Governor messages and house communications, moved to pass transmitted house bills for first reading and referred them to committee, adopted standing committee report 3102, and adjourned until 11:30 AM tomorrow; motions were moved by Senator Wakai and seconded by Senator DeCourt and carried without objection.
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The Senate completed routine procedural business Wednesday, receiving Governor’s messages and house communications and taking three formal motions that were carried without objection.
The clerk read Governor’s messages 771–774, which transmit nominations to various boards and commissions. The clerk also read House communications 446–447, which transmitted house bills for first reading and referral to committee. Senator Wakai moved that the house bills “pass for us reading by title and be referred to committee,” and Senator DeCourt seconded; the Senate recorded no objections and the motion carried.
Senator Wakai then moved for the adoption of standing committee report number 3102; Senator DeCourt seconded and the motion carried without objection. The Senate President noted referrals and re-referrals would be made according to the order of the day and any supplemental orders filed later.
Finally, Senator Wakai moved that the Senate stand adjourned to 11:30 AM tomorrow; Senator DeCourt seconded. With no objections the Senate adjourned. The actions were procedural: motions were moved and seconded on the floor and accepted by unanimous consent; the transcript records no roll-call votes on these items.

