Leader Berman places bills on special order calendar for Feb. 4; motion passes without objection
February 02, 2026 | 2026 Legislature FL, Florida
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At a brief meeting of the Special Order Calendar Group (date not specified in the transcript), Leader Berman moved to place a list of bills on the special order calendar for Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2026.
"Leader Berman moves the list of bills to be placed on the special order calendar for Wednesday, 02/04/2026," the transcript records. The moderator asked, "Any questions? Any objections?" and then stated, "Without objection, show the list of bills placed on the special order calendar for Wednesday, 02/04/2026," indicating the motion was adopted by unanimous/no-objection consent.
The meeting began with a roll call in which Chair Passadamo, Leader Boyd and Leader Berman were each recorded as present. After scheduling the bills, Leader Boyd moved to adjourn "without objection," and the meeting was concluded with the announcement, "The meeting is adjourned." The transcript does not list the bills placed on the special order calendar or provide further debate or detail about the measures.
Because the action was procedural — placing a set of bills on a calendar for future floor consideration — the practical effect is to schedule those bills for consideration on Feb. 4, 2026. The transcript contains no discussion of the substance of any bill and lists no votes beyond the unanimous/no-objection adoption of the scheduling motion.
The Special Order Calendar Group took no additional action during the recorded session; the meeting ended immediately after the scheduling motion and the adjournment motion carried.
"Leader Berman moves the list of bills to be placed on the special order calendar for Wednesday, 02/04/2026," the transcript records. The moderator asked, "Any questions? Any objections?" and then stated, "Without objection, show the list of bills placed on the special order calendar for Wednesday, 02/04/2026," indicating the motion was adopted by unanimous/no-objection consent.
The meeting began with a roll call in which Chair Passadamo, Leader Boyd and Leader Berman were each recorded as present. After scheduling the bills, Leader Boyd moved to adjourn "without objection," and the meeting was concluded with the announcement, "The meeting is adjourned." The transcript does not list the bills placed on the special order calendar or provide further debate or detail about the measures.
Because the action was procedural — placing a set of bills on a calendar for future floor consideration — the practical effect is to schedule those bills for consideration on Feb. 4, 2026. The transcript contains no discussion of the substance of any bill and lists no votes beyond the unanimous/no-objection adoption of the scheduling motion.
The Special Order Calendar Group took no additional action during the recorded session; the meeting ended immediately after the scheduling motion and the adjournment motion carried.
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