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Representative moves to recess the House for party caucuses; motion approved by voice vote
Summary
After brief announcements and journal approval, a representative moved to recess the House until both party caucuses conclude; the motion passed on a voice vote and the House recessed.
After the journal was approved, the presiding officer asked for announcements. A representative announced that Democrats would caucus at 10:00 a.m. in Room 19 and that Republicans would caucus at 9:30 a.m. in Room 103. That representative then moved that the House recess until the conclusion of both party caucuses.
The presiding officer called for a voice vote, saying "All those in favor, say aye," and then declared "the ayes appear to have it" before recessing the House. No roll-call tally or recorded objections were entered in the transcript.
The motion and voice vote paused further business while members attended their party caucuses; the clerk did not record any additional actions before the recess.
