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Senate approves journal as printed after no corrections are offered
Summary
The presiding officer asked for corrections to the journal and, hearing none, announced that the journal was approved as printed. The action was taken at the opening of the Senate session with no roll-call recorded.
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The chair of the Senate asked members if there were any corrections to the journal and, receiving none, stated, "Hearing none, the journal is approved as printed." The announcement completed the formal approval of the prior session's minutes.
Approving the journal is a routine procedural step that finalizes the written record of earlier proceedings. The presiding officer's statement indicated no objections were raised during the call for corrections. No mover or second was recorded in the public remarks and no roll-call vote was taken.
