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Votes at a glance: Senate passes several bills, orders others for third reading
Summary
On March 28 the Vermont Senate passed three bills on third reading (S.46, S.71, S.126) and ordered H.154 and S.127 for third reading. Several measures were passed by voice vote; exact tallies were not recorded in the transcript.
The Vermont Senate on March 28 recorded the following outcomes on bills called during the session:
- S.46, an act relating to taxation of vehicles used in forestry operations — Passed on third reading (voice vote; exact tally not recorded in transcript).
- S.71, an act relating to consumer data privacy and online surveillance — Passed on third reading (voice vote; exact tally not recorded). A senator noted overlap between S.71 and S.69 on children’s data that legislative counsel said would be reconciled in the House.
- S.126, an act relating to health care payment and delivery system reform — Passed on third reading (voice vote; exact tally not recorded).
- H.154, an act designating November as the Vermont Month of Veterans — The Senate ordered third reading of H.154 after a 5–0 committee report and recommended concurrence.
- S.127, an act relating to housing and housing development — The Senate ordered the bill for third reading after committee reports, adoption of appropriations and sponsor amendments, and further Finance committee work to follow.
Where vote counts were recorded in committee: the Committee on Economic Development, Housing, and General Affairs reported S.127 out 4–1–0; the Senate Appropriations Committee reported its amendment to S.127 out 7–0–0. The transcript records floor voice votes for several on‑floor actions; it does not provide roll call tallies for the final passage votes called by the presiding officer.
