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Votes at a glance: bills and resolutions the Senate advanced Feb. 5, 1993
Summary
The Senate on Feb. 5 advanced a large package of bills and resolutions (consent calendar and third‑reading items). Notable actions included unanimous consent passage of SCR 4, passage of Substitute House Bill 10, and approvals of SB 13, SB 60, SB 73 and SB 83; several bills were circled or placed on third reading.
The Utah Senate moved or passed numerous bills and resolutions on Feb. 5. Key floor outcomes follow (as recorded on the floor):
- SCR 4 (resolution supporting recognition of National Children’s Abuse Week): passed by roll call, recorded as 27 ayes, 0 nays, 2 absent; transmitted to the House.
- Substitute House Bill 10 (justice court judge residency amendment): passed by roll call, recorded as 27 ayes, 0 nays, 2 absent; to be signed and returned to the House.
- House Bill 36 (alcoholic beverage representative regulation): presented on third reading and recorded in the transcript as passed (floor language indicates passage; tally phrasing in transcript recorded it as passed).
- Senate Bill 13 (reauthorization of the criminal gang activity task force): passed on the floor (ayes, no nays; 1 absent noted) and will proceed to the House.
- Substitute Senate Bill 12 (used oil management; 4¢/quart fee for oil sold and collection incentives): passed (27 ayes, 2 absent) and companion recycling resolution FCR 2 passed (26 ayes, 3 absent); both will be transmitted to the House.
- Senate Bill 60 (Apportion Act): passed 26 ayes, 2 nays, 1 absent; to the House.
- Senate Bill 73 (distribution of criminal surcharge): passed (recorded in transcript counts as 23 ayes, with some absences noted) and placed on third reading.
- Senate Bill 83 (victim reparations): passed 28 ayes, 0 nays, 1 absent; to the House.
- Multiple other bills were read, circled for future floor action, or placed on the third‑reading calendar (examples: SB 42, SB 46, SB 67, SB 68, SB 80, SB 103). Some floor actions were routine committee report adoptions or motions to circle items for later consideration.
Where the transcript provided a specific roll-call tally, that figure is indicated above; where a bill’s passage is shown without a clear numeric tally in the transcript, the text notes that the bill passed per the clerk’s announcement.
