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Senate reconsiders and advances SB32, a limit on attorney fees for reinstated trust deeds
Summary
After a motion to recall, the Senate reconsidered Senate Bill 32 (limits on attorneys' fees for reinstated trust deeds). The floor debate led to a roll‑call reconsideration and a final vote the same day; the chair announced the bill passed and will be sent to the House for further action.
The Senate recalled and reconsidered Senate Bill 32, a measure setting limits on attorneys' fees associated with reinstated trust deeds.
Senator Pace moved to recall the bill for reconsideration, explaining that SB32 would "place limitation on attorney's fees that could be charged for reinstated trust deed." A call of the Senate was taken to secure a roll call; the chair announced the result on the reconsideration motion as "19 ayes, 9 nays, 1 absent," and placed the bill back on the third‑reading calendar for final consideration.
After debate the Senate took the final vote on SB32. The clerk conducted a roll call and the chair announced: "Final vote on Senate Bill 32 ... The bill passes." Floor announcements included two tallies associated with the reconsideration/final actions: the motion to recall was announced as "19 ayes, 9 nays, 1 absent" and the later final vote was announced as "17 ayes, 11 nays, 1 being absent" before the chamber declared the bill passed and ordered it sent to the House for any further action. The bill will continue through legislative processing, including transmission to the House and, if enacted, to the governor for signature.
