21a. Upon motion of any member, on any legislative day or the day preceding, the Senate may, by a vote of two thirds of those present, establish a period of time known as "Bill Reading Docket".
Such motion shall state each bill to be read, the time and order for such bill reading docket to commence and to conclude, and may provide for the adjournment or recess of the Senate for not more than one legislative day, during which reading of the docket no motion, except a motion to postpone the reading of the bills, by two-thirds vote of those elected, shall be heard. A quorum shall not be required during the reading of the docket. Any and all members requesting that a bill be read shall be present at all times in the Chamber during its reading.
All bills read on the bill reading docket shall be considered as having been read fully and distinctly.