Rules Committee approves consent agenda and adjourns

The Rules Committee opened its session, confirmed a quorum and approved a consent agenda before adjourning.

The meeting began with an opening by an unidentified committee officer who called the Rules Committee to order and asked the Secretary to call the roll. The Secretary read members’ names and members responded that they were present. The chair confirmed, "We have a quorum," and then stated, "We have a consent agenda." An unidentified member moved to approve the consent agenda, saying, "Move approval," and a second followed with "Second." The Secretary then called the roll for the vote. Members were recorded as voting "Aye," and the motion was announced as passed. The meeting concluded when the chair stated, "Motion passes and Rules Committee is now adjourned."

The action taken was procedural: the committee approved its consent agenda by roll-call vote. The transcript does not provide item-level detail about what was included on the consent agenda or any dissenting votes; all recorded responses in the roll-call sequence were "Aye." The motion was moved and seconded by speakers who are not identified by name in the transcript.

Absent further documentation, the committee’s next steps or the contents of the consent agenda are not specified in the record provided. The meeting record ends with the chair adjourning the committee.