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Votes at a glance: key bills the Senate passed or advanced on floor and third reading
Summary
During the floor session the Senate advanced several committee reports and passed numerous bills on third reading; the list below records the bills named in the transcript and the roll-call tallies provided on the record.
The Senate recorded committee reports and took votes on multiple bills during the session. Below are bills named in the transcript excerpt with the roll-call tallies reported on the record:
- Senate Bill 201 (contaminated-property cleanup for dangerous drugs): passed on third reading, 49 aye, 1 nay.
- Senate Bill 206 (child abuse and neglect revisions): passed on third reading, 50 aye, 0 nay.
- Senate Bill 232 (state procurement revisions for exempt entities): passed on third reading, 43 aye, 7 nay.
- Senate Bill 235 (landowner preference for elk qualifications): passed on third reading, 50 aye, 0 nay.
- Senate Bill 248 (legislator access to CPS records, including drug testing results): passed on third reading, 37 aye, 13 nay.
- Senate Bill 249 (child abuse and neglect adjudication revisions): passed on third reading, 50 aye, 0 nay.
- Senate Bill 256 (child-abuse/neglect related revisions listed as 2 56): passed on third reading, 27 aye, 23 nay.
- Senate Bill 262 (exempting subdivision water/sewer plans from environmental review): passed on third reading, 39 aye, 11 nay.
Separately, several bills were reported out of committee or advanced on second reading during the session (committee reports adopted): Senate Bills 239, 280, 286, 297, 316, 320, and Senate Bill 12 were reported as passing or recommended to pass in committee during the business of the day (see individual articles for detailed debate and roll-call tallies where available).
This roundup records action reported in the provided transcript excerpt. If a bill listed here was referenced in the transcript without a complete title or had an ambiguous numeric readback, the report uses the bill number as read earlier in that section of the transcript and the vote tally as announced by the clerk.
