Rules Committee approves consent agenda and adjourns

The Rules Committee of the California State Assembly met and approved its consent agenda by roll-call vote before adjourning.

The chair opened the session and asked the secretary to call the roll. As members were called, the transcript records affirmative responses and the chair stated that a quorum was present. The chair then announced a consent agenda and asked for a motion. A member said, "So moved," and another said, "2nd." The mover and seconder were not identified by name in the transcript.

The secretary conducted a roll-call vote. The record shows 'aye' responses from members called; the transcript contains duplicated lines and inconsistent spelling for one member (appearing as "Erwin" in the roll-call question and "Irwin" later). Based on the roll-call responses in the transcript, the motion passed with recorded ayes and no noes or abstentions recorded.

The chair announced, "Motion passes and rules committee is now adjourned," and closed the meeting.

According to the transcript, no other substantive discussion, public comment, or debate on agenda items occurred during the portion of the meeting provided.