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Senate session roundup: multiple bills pass or move onward, several floor amendments adopted

Utah State Senate (1990 Utah Legislature) · February 1, 1990
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Summary

On this sitting the Senate adopted or moved forward a series of bills: SB2 (concurred with House, 25‑0), SB37 (concurred, 25‑0), SB62, SB57, SB19 and others were reported favorably; several house bills were received and referred to committees.

The Utah State Senate used its floor calendar to act on a broad slate of measures, adopting committee reports, agreeing to House amendments on some bills, and placing other bills on later calendars.

Notable actions recorded in the session included concurrence in House amendments for Senate Bill 2 (disclosure by exempt organizations) with a recorded vote of 25 ayes, no nays and 4 absent; concurrence in House amendments for Senate Bill 37 (mortgage lending and servicing) with the same recorded tally; and the passage or calendar movement of numerous other bills and resolutions (examples include SB48, SB62, HB89, HB92, HB56 and HB107) as announced by the chief clerk and committee chairs. Several substitute bills (including a substitute to House Bill 37 and HB39) and committee reports were adopted.

The session featured recorded roll‑call tallies reported by the secretary for third‑reading and second‑reading actions; several bills were placed on the third‑reading calendar or set for presidential signature as appropriate. Where floor amendments were adopted, sponsors explained technical clarifications and the body accepted them before recorded votes.

This roundup lists key recorded roll‑call outcomes from the day's session and notes next procedural steps (referral to the House, placement on the third‑reading calendar, or return for enrolment and transmittal to the Governor).