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Votes at a glance: bills placed on third-reading calendar and procedural actions
Summary
Several bills were placed on the third-reading calendar or otherwise advanced on Feb. 17, 1993: SB 92 (wildlife plate) was amended and advanced; SB 60 required a conference committee; SB 107 (privacy checkbox) and SB 78 (radiology practical technician licensing) were advanced; SB 126, SB 164 passed; SB 122 was circled; SB 5 sent for enrollment.
The Senate recorded multiple procedural and substantive actions during its February session. Key outcomes:
- SB 92 (special wildlife license plates): Floor amendment removed the term "acquisition" from the committee amendment; bill placed on the third-reading calendar after a recorded tally. - SB 60 (abortion act revision): Senate refused to concur with a House amendment due to a drafting flaw and appointed a conference committee. - SB 107 (motor vehicle record classification): Passed to third-reading calendar to add a registration-card check box to mark records as "protected." - Substitute SB 78 (radiology practical technician licensing): Passed on third reading (21 ayes, 4 nays, 4 absent); sponsors to clarify exam language for applicants. - SB 126 (liability limits for junior livestock events): Passed and placed on the third-reading calendar. - SB 164 (Children’s Crusade for Trees appropriation): Passed and placed on the third-reading calendar. - SB 122 (motor fuel tax): Motion to "circle" (defer) the bill was carried. - SB 5 (parks and recreation amendments): House passed the bill and it was transmitted for enrollment and signature by the President before sending to the governor.
Several committee reports were read and many bills were assigned to standing committees for further consideration. The Senate adjourned to reconvene the following morning at 10 a.m.
