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Senate reports multiple bills; one measure delayed for two days
Summary
During a brief procedural session the chair moved and reported several bills — including mentions of Senate Bill 291 and bill 1171 — and announced one bill would be delayed for two days; the transcript records motion-makers and some spoken tallies but precise vote totals are unclear.
The chair announced that the Senate took up bills on the floor and identified "Senate bill 291 by Senator Rhodes," before motions to report additional measures were offered, the chair said.
The chair (first referenced here as the presiding officer) recorded a motion "Moved by Senator Speck, second by Senator Riffer," and later referred to bills including "1171 Jackson" and "Matera," indicating multiple bills were reported to the floor. A second lawmaker interrupted to say, "That's not the other law," signalling a procedural clarification or distinction between measures.
Another motion was recorded as "Moved by Day," and the chair called for the vote and announced a numeric sequence verbally as "10 5 86." The transcript does not make clear whether those numbers are vote tallies, clerical markings, or shorthand; precise roll-call totals are not specified in the record.
A later motion "Moved by Senator Louis" was followed by the chair saying, "All in favor of opposing bills reported," reporting passage of several motions. The chair stated that all bills took third reading except for one that was delayed for two days and "will be taken up later this evening."
The floor exchanges in the transcript are procedural and brief; the transcript does not include full bill descriptions, roll-call vote names, or complete tally clarity. Where the record contains only brief spoken names or numbers, this article reports those items verbatim and notes when the transcript is ambiguous.
