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Calendar and Rules advances multiple bills to Monday calendars
Summary
The Calendar and Rules committee advanced a short set of bills to Monday's consent and regular calendars after a brief series of motions and voice votes; no substantive debate was recorded. The committee also confirmed quorum and adjourned after completing the agenda.
The Calendar and Rules committee met and advanced a series of bills to Monday’s consent and regular calendars after unanimous or uncontested voice votes.
“All in favor, please vote aye,” the chair instructed as members recorded their responses; earlier, the clerk announced, “Mister chairman, you have a quorum.” The items moved without substantive discussion and were scheduled for consideration on Monday’s calendars as stated by the chair.
Bills and resolutions listed and advanced in the session include House Bill 14 67 (by Representative Alexander), House Joint Resolution 8 77 (by Chairman Clements), House Bill 17 66 (by Chairman Clemons), House Bill 20 19 and House Bill 5 48 (by Leader Cochran), House Bill 33 (by Representative Gillespie), House Bill 17 15 (by Chairman Hale), House Bill 16 29 (by Leader Lambeth), House Bill 16 33 (by Leader Lambert), and House Bill 16 63 (by Representative Mayberry). Most items were moved, seconded, the question was called, and voice votes were recorded with no opposition noted in the transcript.
The meeting concluded after the chair moved for adjournment and the motion was seconded; the chair declared the committee adjourned.
