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Utah Senate passes Senate Bill 213, 26-1, and sends it to House
Summary
The Utah Senate voted 26-1 to pass Senate Bill 213 after suspending rules for second and third readings. The chamber also approved a short recess and adjourned until 8 a.m. the next day; transcript provides no details about the bill's contents.
The Utah Senate voted to pass Senate Bill 213 and sent the measure to the House, the chamber announced after a floor vote.
Speaker 3, identified in the transcript as a Senate floor speaker, moved that the Senate suspend its rules and take up Senate Bill 213 for second and third readings and for final passage. Speaker 2 called the voice vote, and after a division and roll-call-style count the presiding officer announced that the bill ‘‘shows 26 ayes, 1 nay’’ with two senators absent.
The transcript does not include the text or subject matter of Senate Bill 213. A separate floor exchange earlier referenced corporations, a causeway and a park and included a comment that ‘‘it will still be under $100,000,000,’’ attributed to Speaker 1; however, that exchange did not identify whether it related to SB 213.
Following the vote on SB 213, the Senate took several procedural steps. Speaker 3 moved for a 15-minute recess; Speaker 2 called the vote and the motion carried. Later the Senate approved a motion to adjourn, and the body voted to adjourn until 8 a.m. the next morning.
The official tally as announced on the floor is the most recent procedural development; the bill was transmitted to the House for further action.
