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Votes at a glance: key Senate bills passed by the House on Feb. 29, 2000
Summary
The House approved a package of Senate bills and substitutes on Feb. 29, including measures on licensing, public safety, special districts, and funding; this roundup lists key votes and outcomes recorded on the floor.
The Feb. 29 House session recorded final actions on a broad set of Senate bills and substitutes. Listed below are selected, floor-recorded outcomes (vote tallies as read on the House floor):
- Senate Bill 43 (Marriage and Family Therapist Licensing): passed the House, 54 yes, 13 no. (floor read & signed) - Senate Bill 39 (Expedited Visitation Enforcement Program): passed, 66 yes, 0 no. - Senate Bill 173 (Special Districts and local district governing body issues): passed, 66 yes, 0 no. - Senate Bill 179 (Use of county name restricted): passed, 72 yes, 0 no. - Senate Bill 168 (Uniform Commercial Code, Article 9 recodification): passed, 69 yes, 0 no. - Senate Bill 62 (Wildlife resources code application to Indians): passed, 68 yes, 0 no. - Senate Bill 151 (Justice Court accountability): passed, 61 yes, 0 no. - Senate Bill 2 11 (Olympic financing amendments): passed, recorded as 55 yes, 0 no. - Senate Bill 272 (Sales and use tax exemption for Olympic admissions) / SJR11: intent language spread and SJR11 first substitute passed, 69 yes, 1 no. - Third substitute, Senate Bill 15 (Tobacco settlement revenues): passed the House, 52 yes, 22 no. - Senate Bill 188 (Protection for children and elderly exposed to clandestine labs): passed, 67 yes, 0 no. - Senate Bill 3 (Minimum School Program Act amendments) — recalled and amended; third-round language adopted and the amended bill passed, 63 yes, 2 no.
These are floor tallies read during the session; for many measures the House read the titles aloud and signed them for transmittal to the Senate. Implementation and appropriation details for some measures (notably SB15 and Olympic financing language) require additional administrative action and intergovernmental coordination.
