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Votes at a glance: consent calendar and other measures advanced by the Assembly
Summary
The Assembly advanced and passed multiple consent-calendar items and short measures including several social services and public health law amendments; the floor also passed the Rosenthal and Reyes measures after recorded votes.
Several noncontroversial items moved on the consent calendar and were advanced or passed with brief explanations or unanimous voice votes. Notable consent votes recorded on the floor included bills to amend the Social Services Law and Public Health Law that were advanced under rules reports and taken en bloc by the clerk.
Examples from the floor transcript:
- Assembly number 9 15 (rules report 16; sponsor Ms. Clark) — an act to amend the Social Services Law. Sponsor Ms. Clark made brief remarks noting personal significance; clerk announced Ayes: 145, Noes: 0 and the bill was passed.
- Other bills read and passed on consent included several short acts to amend the Public Health Law and Social Services Law (rules reports 17–29 and others listed briefly on the calendar). The clerk recorded the votes and announced passage for each.
What to watch
Bills that were advanced on the consent calendar are eligible for additional floor or committee action as required by rule; reporters should consult the final legislative digest and bill text for precise statutory amendments and effective dates.
This roundup is a brief inventory drawn from the floor transcript and does not replace the official bill texts or the Assembly clerk’s published vote records.
