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Votes at a glance: key Senate floor actions on Feb. 15, 1993

Utah State Senate · February 16, 1993
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Summary

The Senate approved a series of consent and calendar actions Feb. 15, including final passage of House Bill 2 (23'4), adoption of technical amendments and third-reading placement for SB42, SB87, SB97, SB114 and passage of SB105. Several bills were readied for third reading or returned to the House.

The following is a summary of formal actions taken by the Utah State Senate on Feb. 15, 1993 as reported on the floor:

House Bill 106 (Model Business Corporation Act amendments) ' Adopted on consent and passed (unanimous voice vote); returned to the House for further action.

Senate Bill 74 (medical malpractice pre-litigation amendments) ' Motion carried; moved appropriately per committee report.

Senate Bill 105 (health care facility licensure amendments) ' Passed by recorded count (25 ayes, 0 nays; absent reported); returned to the House for further action.

Senate Bill 42 (economic incentives for historic preservation) ' Sponsor amendments adopted clarifying the $10,000 threshold and excluding owner labor; placed on the third-reading calendar (24 ayes, 0 nays, 5 absent).

Senate Bill 6 (child abuse reporting requirements) ' Motion to circle carried.

Senate Bill 87 (sales tax exemption review) ' Committee report adopted; placed on the third-reading calendar (25 ayes, 0 nays, 4 absent).

House Bill 2 (intensive early-release parole program) ' Conference committee report adopted and final passage on the Senate floor: roll-call result 23 ayes, 4 nays, 2 absent; bill to be returned to the House for their action.

Senate Bill 114 (ski industry economic incentives) ' Committee report adopted and placed on the third-reading calendar (26 ayes, 0 nays, 3 absent).

Senate Bill 48 (cigarette-tax proposal) ' Motion carried to lift the bill from Rules and to place it on the second-reading calendar tabled/on the board (motion carried); floor debate occurred on regressivity and funding uses.

Senate Bill 97 (state funds amendment / revolving funds reclassification) ' Committee report adopted and placed on the third-reading calendar (24 ayes, 0 nays, 5 absent).

These counts and procedural outcomes are reflected in the floor transcript and recorded by the clerk during roll calls and voice votes.