Leader Boyd schedules two bill lists for special-order calendar; meeting adjourns without objection
March 02, 2026 | 2026 Legislature FL, Florida
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Leader Boyd moved to place the first list of bills on the special order calendar for Wednesday, March 4, 2026, and the second list for Thursday, March 5, 2026; the motion was adopted "without objection," and the meeting adjourned after a motion by Leader Berman.
The special order calendar group convened with a brief roll call. Chair Pasadamo, Leader Boyd and Leader Berman were recorded as present. The clerk announced Leader Boyd's scheduling motion, which set the dates when the two bill lists will be taken up by the legislative schedule.
The scheduling motion matters because placing bills on the special order calendar determines when they will be considered on the floor. According to the motion, the first list is slated for March 4, 2026, and the second list for March 5, 2026. No objections were raised when the clerk asked, and the clerk stated, "Without objection, show the motion adopted." Leader Berman then moved to adjourn, and the clerk closed the meeting "Without objection, the meeting is adjourned."
No debate, amendments, or recorded roll-call votes were taken during the session. The meeting consisted of routine procedural actions to schedule the calendar and then adjourn.
The special order calendar group did not discuss individual bills' substance during this session; the action recorded was scheduling. The relevant next steps are the calendar dates set by the motion, when the listed bills will be considered on the dates specified by the scheduling motion.
The special order calendar group convened with a brief roll call. Chair Pasadamo, Leader Boyd and Leader Berman were recorded as present. The clerk announced Leader Boyd's scheduling motion, which set the dates when the two bill lists will be taken up by the legislative schedule.
The scheduling motion matters because placing bills on the special order calendar determines when they will be considered on the floor. According to the motion, the first list is slated for March 4, 2026, and the second list for March 5, 2026. No objections were raised when the clerk asked, and the clerk stated, "Without objection, show the motion adopted." Leader Berman then moved to adjourn, and the clerk closed the meeting "Without objection, the meeting is adjourned."
No debate, amendments, or recorded roll-call votes were taken during the session. The meeting consisted of routine procedural actions to schedule the calendar and then adjourn.
The special order calendar group did not discuss individual bills' substance during this session; the action recorded was scheduling. The relevant next steps are the calendar dates set by the motion, when the listed bills will be considered on the dates specified by the scheduling motion.
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