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Final‑day roll calls: major bills passed or acted on by the House
Summary
A roundup of key floor actions on the session’s final day, including recorded tallies where provided: SB158 (employment rights, 58–0), SB154 (financial institutions, 60–2), SB234 (strategic planning reauth, 52–14), SB173 (substitute accepted), SB4 (off‑highway fund, 41–34), SB166 (insurance code, 56–10), SB92 (statute of repose conference report, 65–0).
The House completed numerous floor actions on the session’s final day. The following items were recorded on the journal or in floor announcements during the day:
- Senate Bill 158 (employment rights for governmental employees called to active military service): publicly read by title and recorded as passed with 58 affirmative votes and no negative votes.
- Senate Bill 154 (Financial Institutions Amendments, 1991): passed the House with 60 affirmative votes and 2 negative votes after floor discussion and summation.
- Senate Bill 234 (Strategic Planning Committee reauthorization): passed 52–14 after a brief sponsor report.
- Senate Bill 4 (Motor Fuel Tax — Off‑Highway Vehicle account): passed 41–34 following floor debate about transfers versus taxes; sponsors asserted it is a transfer to a restricted Off‑Highway Vehicle Fund.
- Senate Bill 166 (Insurance Code Revisions): passed after multiple floor amendments and a divided motion; transcript records a final House tally of 56 affirmative votes and 10 negative votes.
- Senate Bill 92 (Actions relating to improvements to real property / statute of repose for architects, engineers and builders): the conference committee report was adopted and the House recorded 65 affirmative votes, 0 negative votes in the transcript.
- Additional bills were transmitted between chambers, referred to Rules, or circled for revision; several bills were returned to the Senate with signatures for further action or conference committee reports.
All recorded outcomes above are taken directly from the House floor transcript. For bills where a precise roll‑call list of individual yea‑and‑nay names was not read into the transcript excerpt, only the tallies as announced are reported here. Items that were 'circled' for later consideration are noted as such in the timeline.
