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Votes at a glance: selected Senate floor actions, Feb. 10, 1994
Summary
Summary of key floor outcomes: SB154 (Guardian ad Litem) advanced with 27-0 (2 absent); SB152 (uniform vehicle fee) placed on third reading (roll call shows 26 ayes); SB67 (DUI interlock device) passed 24-0 and sent to the House; SB193 (lobbyist cooling-off) failed 12-15; SB306 was placed on second-reading calendar by motion.
On Feb. 10 the Utah Senate took multiple procedural and final-floor actions on a range of bills. Below are the recorded outcomes and salient procedural notes from the day's floor session.
- SB154 (Guardian ad Litem criteria): Committee reported favorably; the floor adopted the committee report and the clerk recorded a third-reading roll-call of 27 yeas, no nays, 2 absent. The bill was placed on the third-reading calendar.
- SB152 (uniform fee on tangible personal property): The Revenue and Tax Committee recommended substitution; the floor adopted the committee report and the substitute was read for third time. A roll-call was recorded (26 ayes, no nays, 3 absent reported) and the bill was placed on the third-reading calendar.
- SB67 (DUI ignition interlock device): Floor amendments were adopted to clarify state liability and adjust agency references; the bill received a recorded vote of 24 ayes, no nays and passed to be sent to the House.
- SB193 (lobbyist restrictions): After extended floor debate and several amendment attempts, the bill failed on a roll-call of 12 yeas, 15 nays, 2 absent and was filed.
- SB306 (placement): Senatorial motion to introduce and place SB306 on the calendar was carried; the clerk read the caption and the bill was placed on the second-reading calendar.
Other bills were discussed or placed on calendars during the session; members were reminded of standing committees and the Senate adjourned to 10 a.m. the following day.
