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House approves consent calendar; objection logged on HJR 779
Summary
The Tennessee House approved its consent calendar on third and final consideration after a bell vote that the clerk recorded as 'Ayes 96, no days.' Representative Hakeem recorded an objection to House Joint Resolution 779 before the calendar passed.
Chair Lady Moody moved passage of the consent calendar on third and final consideration under Rule 50 and asked members to record their votes when the bell rang. The clerk later announced the result: "Ayes 96, no days." The chair declared the consent calendar adopted.
Representative Hakeem registered an objection to House Joint Resolution 779 before the bell vote, and that objection was noted on the floor. The calendar motion carried despite the objection. The session then proceeded to unfinished business and other floor actions.
