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In theUnited States Senate,morning business refers to a designated period during alegislative day when routine proceedings are conducted. Despite its name, morning business can occur at any time during the day, typically byunanimous consent.[1]
Activities conducted during morning business include:
During this time, senators may also speak on topics of personal or constituent interest. TheSenate's rules stipulate that morning business should occur after the reading of theJournal and before the consideration of other legislative matters. However, the exact timing and duration can vary based on unanimous consent agreements among senators.[2]
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