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Votes at a glance: select floor actions March 6, 2002
Summary
On the final day of the 2002 session the House recorded passage of multiple bills; notable roll-call results in the provided transcript include passage of Senate Bill 125 (45–25) and Senate Bill 152 (63–1).
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The House considered and recorded votes on several Senate bills on March 6, 2002. Notable recorded outcomes in the provided transcript excerpts:
- Senate Bill 125 (donor leave): Passed the House, 45 yes, 25 no. The bill allows paid leave for state employees donating bone marrow (up to seven days) and organs (up to 30 days).
- Senate Bill 152 (electric energy efficiency and conservation tariffs): Passed the House, recorded as 63 yes, 1 no; the bill authorizes the Public Service Commission to approve tariff riders or line-item charges to fund demand-side management outside of general rate cases.
Other procedural items in the transcript include motions to circle or uncircle bills (e.g., Senate Bill 151 circled) and adoption of coordinating amendments for bills such as the law-enforcement revolving account (first substitute Senate Bill 191). For several bills the transcript records only procedural motions, referrals or that voting was opened; not all final roll-call tallies are present in the excerpt provided.
