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Roll-call outcomes and notable floor actions — House, Feb. 21, 2001
Summary
The House recorded a string of votes on February 21, 2001: SB146 (71–0) and SB65 (56–14) passed; SB7 passed as amended (65–7); SB127 (69–0), SB59 (50–21), SB97 (68–0), SB109 (67–0), SB128 (68–0), SB151 (67–0), SB132 (53–18) passed; SB54 failed (22–49). Several bills were circled for amendment work.
During an extended floor session the House took roll calls on many Senate bills. Notable recorded outcomes from the transcript are: SB146 (performing unlawful marriages) passed on substitution, 71–0; SB7 (State Textbook Commission amendments, as amended) passed 65–7; SB65 (Soldier Hollow bonding) passed 56–14; SB127 (bail bond amendments, substitute) passed 69–0; SB59 (licensing of genetic counselors, first substitute) passed 50–21; SB97 (special needs adoption services, first substitute) passed 68–0; SB109 (Anatomical Gift Act amendments, second substitute) passed 67–0; SB128 (Justice Court appeals revision) passed 68–0; SB151 (UCC technical amendments) passed 67–0; SB132 (Veterinary Practice Act amendments, first substitute) passed 53–18. Senate Bill 54 (Education Roundtable) failed on final passage, 22–49.
Where the transcript recorded a roll-call tally, those tallies are reported here. The transcript does not include a complete roll‑call listing of individual member votes for every bill. For those items the clerk announced only aggregate yes/no tallies; individual vote records are not specified in the transcript.
Actions and next steps: Most bills that passed will be returned to the Senate for further consideration or implementation steps listed in the bills; bills circled remain subject to future amendments and floor scheduling.
