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Senate passes SGR 1 unanimously and schedules morning sessions at 11AM

January 16, 2024 | 2024 Utah Legislature, Utah Legislature, Utah Legislative Branch, Utah



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Senate passes SGR 1 unanimously and schedules morning sessions at 11AM
The Utah Senate made significant strides during the January 16, 2024, session, passing SGR 1 with unanimous support. The resolution received 27 votes in favor, with no opposition and two members absent, marking a strong start to the legislative agenda. This resolution will now move to the House for further consideration.

President Adams led the session, emphasizing the importance of recognizing staff contributions, calling for Mr. Cannon to be acknowledged on the floor. The atmosphere was positive, with applause for the chamber staff and sergeant at arms, highlighting their essential roles in the legislative process.

Looking ahead, the Senate will convene daily at 11 AM until further notice, ensuring a consistent schedule for lawmakers and the public. Additionally, Senator Vickers announced a reception hosted by the Traditional Beverage Association and Indoor Manufacturers Association, set for the evening, inviting all members to participate.

As the session concluded, a motion to adjourn until the following day was passed without opposition, signaling a productive day in the Utah Senate. The focus now shifts to the House as they prepare to review SGR 1 and other legislative matters.

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