House tables Senate Bill 3410
April 04, 2026 | Local and Private, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Mississippi
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The House voted to table Senate Bill 3410 after a floor motion to do so.
A Representative moved, "I'd like to go to item 3, Senate Bill 34 10, move to table," and the presiding Speaker put the question to the chamber. The Speaker then announced, "The ayes have it," carrying the motion to table. The transcript records that opponents were allotted five minutes but no substantive debate on the bill appears in the record.
The motion was made in the context of the general calendar. The clerk and the presiding Speaker completed the procedural steps on the floor; no amendment text, sponsor remarks, or bill description was read into the record in the segment provided. The record does not specify when or whether the tabling will be reconsidered.
A Representative moved, "I'd like to go to item 3, Senate Bill 34 10, move to table," and the presiding Speaker put the question to the chamber. The Speaker then announced, "The ayes have it," carrying the motion to table. The transcript records that opponents were allotted five minutes but no substantive debate on the bill appears in the record.
The motion was made in the context of the general calendar. The clerk and the presiding Speaker completed the procedural steps on the floor; no amendment text, sponsor remarks, or bill description was read into the record in the segment provided. The record does not specify when or whether the tabling will be reconsidered.
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