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Rules Committee pulls SCR 84 from consent, approves remainder of consent agenda and passes SCR 84
Summary
At a Rules Committee meeting of the California State Assembly, members approved the remainder of the consent agenda after moving item 9 (SCR 84) to a separate vote; a roll call later recorded SCR 84 as passed with multiple members recorded as not voting.
The California State Assembly Rules Committee convened and completed a roll call before taking action on the consent agenda and on SCR 84.
The Chair opened the meeting and asked the Secretary to call the roll. The Secretary moved that item 9 be removed from the consent calendar to be voted on separately. The committee then held a roll-call vote on the remainder of the consent agenda; the transcript records affirmative responses from members identified as Pacheco, Lackey, Laquie, Ta, Garcia, Gonzales, Irwin, Rodriguez, Sanchez and Zuber, after which the Chair stated the motion passes.
The Chair then asked for a motion on item number 9, identified in the record as SCR 84; a second was noted. The Secretary called the roll for SCR 84. The roll-call entries recorded in the transcript are: Pacheco — aye; Lackey — not voting; Arons/Ta — not voting; Garcia — aye; Gonzales — aye; Irwin — aye; Rodriguez — aye; Sanchez — not voting; Ziburr — aye. Based on those roll-call entries the Chair announced that the motion passes. The transcript does not include the text or subject matter of SCR 84.
No speakers in the transcript gave substantive remarks about the content of SCR 84 or any of the consent items; actions recorded in the meeting were procedural votes and motions as described. After the vote on SCR 84 the Chair adjourned the Rules Committee.
Votes at a glance: the remainder of the consent agenda was approved by recorded aye responses from the members listed above; SCR 84 was recorded as passing on a roll-call where several members were recorded as "not voting."
