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Votes at a glance: key bills advanced on Senate day 17
Summary
On the 17th day of the session the Senate advanced and passed a slate of House and Senate measures on the consent calendar and third-reading calendar, including HB 13, HB 17, HB 26, HB 50, HB 51, HB 55, SB 56, SB 66, SB 98 and others; procedural referrals and committee reports were also made.
The Utah Senate on its 17th day of the 1990 session moved numerous bills through readings and committees. Several bills were considered on the consent calendar, while others received brief floor presentations before recorded votes.
Notable actions: House Bill 50 (reduced fishing license fee for persons with mental disabilities) passed on consent (21 ayes), House Bill 26 (Uniform Transfers to Minors Act) passed (19 ayes), House Bill 13 (driver’s license act amendments) passed (20 ayes), House Bill 17 (sheriff certification) passed (22 ayes), House Bill 51 (juror/witness fees) passed (21 ayes), Senate Bill 56 (dam safety amendments) passed, Senate Bill 66 (retirement transferability) passed, Senate Bill 98 (public education revisions) passed and multiple other bills were referred to committees or assigned to calendars.
Committee reports placed numerous bills in their proper committees or on upcoming reading calendars. The body received messages from the House and appointed conference committee members for certain matters. The Senate adjourned at the close of the session.
