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Votes at a Glance: Consent Calendar Adopted Unanimously; Multiple Bills and Resolutions Passed
Summary
The Assembly adopted the second-day consent calendar (recorded Aye 67, No 0), taking up dozens of bills and concurrent resolutions listed on the floor; several items were removed before the calendar and moved to files or inactive status at authors' requests.
The clerk read a lengthy second-day consent calendar including assembly and senate bills and multiple concurrent and house resolutions. The clerk and presiding officer recorded the roll and the consent calendar was adopted with a recorded tally of Aye 67, No 0.
Several items had been removed from the consent calendar earlier in the session at the request of authors (for example files noted as removed included items referenced in the record). The Assembly also noted numerous items deemed read with amendments deemed adopted for second-reading files. The floor record lists many items by file number and records unanimous adoption where indicated.
The consent calendar action cleared a set of routine measures for passage without separate debate. Members were asked if any item should be pulled; none remained after the recorded removals and procedural handling, and the clerk recorded the unanimous vote.
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