House adopts JRS 47 to set joint assembly for judicial retention votes
March 01, 2024 | HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative , Vermont
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The House read and adopted JRS 47 in concurrence, a joint resolution providing for a joint assembly to vote on the retention of two superior judges and one magistrate.
The resolution was read as appearing in the prior day's journal and put to the chamber by the presiding officer. Members were asked if they were ready for the question and, after an aye/nay voice call, the presiding officer declared the ayes had it and the resolution was adopted in concurrence.
No roll call was recorded for this item in the transcript; adoption was by voice vote and the resolution will move forward to the joint assembly as provided in the text read into the record.
The resolution was read as appearing in the prior day's journal and put to the chamber by the presiding officer. Members were asked if they were ready for the question and, after an aye/nay voice call, the presiding officer declared the ayes had it and the resolution was adopted in concurrence.
No roll call was recorded for this item in the transcript; adoption was by voice vote and the resolution will move forward to the joint assembly as provided in the text read into the record.
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