Rules Committee approves remainder of consent agenda after member pulls item 1
August 30, 2026 | Select Committee on Wildfire Prevention, Select Committees, California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
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The Rules Committee convened, confirmed a quorum and approved the remainder of its consent agenda after a member asked that item 1 be pulled for separate consideration.
The chair announced the existence of a consent agenda and the secretary stated a request to remove item 1—identified in the session as SB 113—for an individual vote. The chair asked for a motion on the remainder of the consent agenda; the motion was seconded and the secretary proceeded with a roll-call vote. The roll-call responses reported by the secretary included affirmative votes and the chair announced, "Motion passes." The committee therefore approved the consent items that remained on the agenda.
Why it matters: pulling item 1 means SB 113 will be taken up separately rather than as part of the package of routine approvals, creating a distinct record and individual votes for that bill. The meeting record does not record who made the motion or who seconded it.
The chair announced the existence of a consent agenda and the secretary stated a request to remove item 1—identified in the session as SB 113—for an individual vote. The chair asked for a motion on the remainder of the consent agenda; the motion was seconded and the secretary proceeded with a roll-call vote. The roll-call responses reported by the secretary included affirmative votes and the chair announced, "Motion passes." The committee therefore approved the consent items that remained on the agenda.
Why it matters: pulling item 1 means SB 113 will be taken up separately rather than as part of the package of routine approvals, creating a distinct record and individual votes for that bill. The meeting record does not record who made the motion or who seconded it.
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