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Senate adopts journal, returns House Bill 91, hears committee reports and adjourns

Utah Senate · January 10, 1990
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Summary

The Senate adopted the previous day's journal, concurred to return House Bill 91 to the House, heard committee reports and announcements, and adjourned until 10 a.m. the following day.

The Senate adopted the journal from the previous day after Senator Fordham moved adoption and the motion carried.

The chief clerk, Carol Peterson, notified the Senate that the House had requested the Senate return House Bill 91 for reconsideration; an unnamed senator moved that the Senate concur and return HB 91 to the House and the motion passed. The transcript does not identify the motion's mover by name.

The secretary read a package of new Senate bill introductions (including bills on respiratory care practice, small claims court amendments, extortion amendments, solicitation of criminal act, prosecution counsel, death penalty repeal, property description measures, transient room tax collections, standardized reporting of public education data, and prosecution amendments). The Senate ordered the list read for first reading and referred those bills to the rules committee.

Committee reports were presented by the Rules Committee and others; multiple House bills (including HB 26, HB 51, HB 58 and others) were reported and placed on appropriate calendars. Senator Holmgren reviewed the afternoon schedule and the chamber adjourned until 10 a.m. the next day.