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Votes at a glance: multiple bills placed on third reading or advanced — Feb. 14, 1992 Senate session
Summary
During its Feb. 14 floor session the Utah Senate adopted several committee reports and advanced multiple bills (including Sub. SB 127 and SB 126) to the third-reading calendar; recorded roll calls include Sub. SB 127 (20 ayes, 0 nays, 9 absent), SB 130 (26 ayes, 0 nays, 3 absent), SB 131 (25 ayes, 0 nays), SB 126 (24 ayes, 0 nays, 5 absent).
The Utah Senate on Feb. 14 read and disposed of multiple committee reports and advanced numerous bills to the third-reading calendar. Key floor actions and recorded roll-call results included:
- Substitute Senate Bill 127 (Public Funds Amendments, Sen. Oakey): Committee replaced original bill in body and title with a substitute; floor amendment expanding discretionary investment authority for certain public treasurers was adopted and the substitute was placed on the third-reading calendar. Roll-call recorded: 20 ayes, 0 nays, 9 absent.
- Senate Bill 130 (Community and Economic Development Recodification, Sen. Oakey): Sponsor described the bill as a large recodification (approx. 400 pages), circulated executive summaries and amendments (including appointments/term clarifications); amendments were adopted and the bill was placed on the third-reading calendar. Roll-call recorded: 26 ayes, 0 nays, 3 absent.
- Senate Bill 131 (Bond Volume Cap Allocation Act, Sen. Oakey): Described as a technical adjustment to the formula for allocating bond volume caps; the committee report was adopted and the bill was placed on the third-reading calendar. Roll-call recorded: 25 ayes, 0 nays.
- Senate Bill 126 (Social Work Licensing Act, Sen. Holmgren): Committee reported the bill with amendments; the Senate placed the bill on the third-reading calendar (roll-call showed 24 ayes, 0 nays, 5 absent).
Several other committee reports were adopted on the consent calendar and by voice vote, and items including SB 150 (compulsory kindergarten attendance) were circled for further floor consideration with anticipated amendments. Most measures moved forward with little extended floor debate.
