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Votes at a glance: key floor actions March 3, 1993
Summary
The Senate took final action on a large batch of House and Senate measures on March 3, including passage of HB21 (museum office), HB163 (interlocal cooperation), HB161 (deaf interpreters task force), HB263 (commercial vehicle registration updates), and the supplemental appropriations package; one notable defeat was the substitute to HB138 on retirement/mobility.
On March 3, 1993 the Utah Senate completed floor action on many House and Senate measures. Below are key outcomes recorded on the floor:
- House Bill 21 (Office of Museum Services): Passed, 26 ayes, 1 nay, 2 absent (returned to House). - Substitute House Bill 138 (retirement/mobility substitute): Failed, 12 ayes, 17 nays (filed). - House Bill 163 (Interlocal Cooperation Act amendments): Passed, 27 ayes, 0 nays, 2 absent (sent to House). - House Bill 161 (deaf interpreters task force): Passed (amended fiscal note $5,600) and sent to House. - House Bill 263 (commercial vehicle registration clarifications): Passed, 23 ayes, 3 nays, 3 absent. - House Bill 3 37 (Appropriations Act 2 / supplemental appropriations): Passed, recorded 21 ayes, 8 nays; included contested local project funding and multiple program allocations.
In addition to the list above, the Senate concurred with House amendments to several Senate bills (including SB4, SB12, SB23 and others) and passed many housekeeping and technical measures by unanimous or near‑unanimous roll calls. Several bills were circled or placed on calendars for future consideration during the session.
This roundup lists recorded roll‑call tallies that were read into the record on the floor; for bill text, fiscal notes and final enrolled versions, the official legislative files and the House transmittal letters attached to the record should be consulted.
