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Leadership places multiple resolutions and bills on consent calendar; objections logged for several items

Tennessee House of Representatives · January 22, 2026
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Summary

Leader Lambeth moved to introduce and place multiple resolutions and bills on the consent calendar and to refer items to standing committees; objections were entered on items including HR 143 and a senate joint resolution noted by committee chairs.

Leader Lambeth moved that a slate of resolutions and house bills be introduced and placed on the consent calendar or referred to standing committees. The Clerk read the list of bill ranges (for example, house bills 1782 to 1883 were noted as introduced on first consideration) and noted items objected to by leadership.

The floor record shows objections entered against specific consent calendar items (for example, item 1/HR 143 was objected to by Leader Lambert and other items were objected to by committee chairs). Members also sought recognition to add co-prime and co-sponsors to individual consent items. Procedural votes and voice agreements were used to process these calendar changes.