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What the Utah Senate approved Feb. 18: key bills and outcomes
Summary
The Senate moved a large number of bills across calendars and recorded final passage for several measures on Feb. 18, 1992 — including bills on workerscompensation board changes, juvenile surcharges, securities act amendments, corrections-related measures and others. This round-up lists major passage outcomes and vote tallies recorded on the floor.
Below are notable final actions recorded on the Senate floor during the Feb. 18, 1992 session. Vote tallies and procedural notes are taken from the floor record; where a tally was not recorded in the transcript excerpt below, the floor direction (adopted/referred/circled) is noted.
- House Bill 133 (Reporting — stream alterations): Unanimous consent; "House Bill 133 shows 26 ayes" (consent calendar). (SEG 287-328)
- Senate Bill 162 (School bus safety/operation): Passed unanimous recorded vote: "SB162 shows 26 ayes, no nays" (SEG 352-355).
- Senate Bill 146 (Workers' Compensation Fund board): Committee report adopted; read under suspension for second and third reading; passage recorded as 25 ayes, no nays, 4 absent (SEG 882-984).
- Substitute Senate Bill 151 (Managed health options in workers' comp): Final passage recorded as 27 ayes, no nays, 2 absent (SEG 701-703).
- Senate Bill 156 (Juvenile surcharge substitute): Final passage recorded (substitute): "SB156 shows 23 ayes, 6 absent" (SEG 1117-1119).
- Senate Bill 163 (Securities Act amendments): Amended on the floor and passed (SB163 shows 27 ayes, 2 absent) (SEG 1261-1266).
- Senate Bill 176 (Offenders income & finances): Passed to house for further action; final tally recorded 27 ayes, 2 absent (SEG 1365-1366).
- Senate Bill 177 (Vintage & special interest vehicles): Passed 26 ayes, 3 absent (SEG 1506-1508).
- Senate Bill 166 (Forensic mental-health facility): Placed on third-reading calendar after discussion and later moved toward final passage planning steps (see SB166 article). (SEG 1792-3532)
- Senate Bill 192 (Medical treatment of committed persons): Passed 28 ayes, no nays, 1 absent (SEG 3155-3158).
- Substitute Senate Bill 124 (LP gas): Placed on third-reading calendar after debate and amendments (SEG 3540-4244).
- Senate Bill 172 (Retail sales of natural gas as vehicular fuel): Passed under suspension and sent to the House (26 ayes, 3 absent) (SEG 6396-6469).
- Senate Bill 181 (Money laundering/asset forfeiture): Passed (recorded as 27 ayes) after amendment to add a "should have known" standard in the forfeiture statute (SEG 6476-6543).
- Senate Bill 185 (Insurance code revisions) and other committee-printed bills were passed or moved for printing as recorded on the calendar (multiple entries across the morning and afternoon). (see transcript entries)
These are the principal final outcomes captured in the transcript excerpt. Several bills were circled for further amendment or returned to Rules; several queue-management motions (circling/uncircling) appear throughout the day as the Senate arranged second- and third-reading calendars.
