Sen. Michael Rodrigues

Maddy summaryThis procedural bill (SD 3382) is a Senate order scheduling the consideration of House Bill 4206 during the Senate session on November 19, 2025. Introduced by Senator Rodrigues on November 13, 2025, it sets a specific date for the Senate to review HB 4206. It does not change policy or affect constituents - it only manages the legislative calendar. This is purely an administrative step to organize the Senate’s workflow.

Maddy summaryThis is a procedural scheduling order (SD 3366) that directs the Senate to place Senate Bill 2328 (a bill concerning free expression) on the agenda for second reading on November 13, 2025. It bypasses standard Senate rules by suspending Rule 7 to allow immediate consideration of the bill. The order follows a committee recommendation to amend SB 2328 into a new version (SB 2696) with the same title. This bill itself does not change policy but affects the legislative process for SB 2328.

Maddy summarySD 3367 is a procedural order that suspends Senate Rule 7 to allow immediate consideration of House Bill 4645 on November 13, 2025. This order places House Bill 4645 - focused on addressing assault and battery against transit workers - on the Senate's agenda for a second reading without the usual waiting period. The bill does not change the content of House Bill 4645 but streamlines its legislative process. This procedural step directly affects the Senate's scheduling of the bill and the committee's recommended amendment to House Bill 4645.

Senate, October 30, 2025 -- Order (Senator Rodrigo's) relative to procedures to be followed when considering the Senate Bill to enhance access, inclusion, support and equity for military connected families (Senate, No. 2503)

Maddy summaryThis is a procedural order (SD 3339), not a substantive bill. It directs the Senate to place Senate Bill 2501 (which clarifies the adjutant general's duties) on the agenda for immediate consideration during the November 6, 2025, session. The order suspends Senate Rule 7 to allow this early review, overriding standard scheduling procedures. It does not change policy but affects the legislative process for Bill 2501.

Senate, October 30, 2025 -- Resolutions adopted by the Senate calling on the President of the United States to release contingency funds for the supplemental nutrition assistance program for the duration of the ongoing federal government shutdown (being the text of Senate, No. 2686, printed as amended)

Senate, October 30, 2025 -- Resolutions (filed by Senator Rodrigues) calling on the President of the United States to release contingency funds for the supplemental nutrition assistance program for the duration of the ongoing federal government shutdown

Senate, October 20, 2025 -- Order (Senator Rodrigues) relative to procedures to be followed when considering the House Bill making appropriations for fiscal year 2025 to provide for supplementing certain existing appropriations and for certain other activities and projects (House, No. 4615)

Maddy summaryThis is a procedural order (not a substantive bill) adopted on October 9, 2025. It schedules Senate Bill 2141 for second reading on October 16, 2025, by placing it on the Senate's agenda. The order suspends Senate Rule 7 to fast-track this scheduling. It directly affects the legislative process for SB 2141, which concerns amending use restrictions for Foxborough State Hospital.

Maddy summarySD 3278 is a procedural order that advances Senate Bill 1483 (which would require manufacturers to disclose ingredients in menstrual products) to a second reading on October 16, 2025, by overriding standard Senate scheduling rules. This order, adopted on October 9, 2025, ensures immediate consideration of the bill and its committee-drafted update (Senate Bill 2641) without following typical procedural delays. It directly affects the legislative process for menstrual product transparency legislation but does not change the bill's substance.