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Votes at a glance: key measures advanced in Utah Senate on Feb. 4, 1993

Senate of the State of Utah · February 5, 1993
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Summary

On Feb. 4 the Utah Senate advanced a batch of bills: SB 71 (industrial loan reserves) passed; SJR 7 (campaign election limitation resolution) passed; SB 12 (used oil management) passed; SB 60 (abortion informed-consent revisions) advanced to third reading; multiple House bills on alcohol regulation were advanced or returned. This roundup lists the outcomes recorded on the floor.

The following is a concise list of floor actions, as announced by the clerk, during the Feb. 4, 1993 session of the Utah Senate.

- Senate Bill 71 (industrial loan corporation amendment): Passed on third reading placement (clerk announced passage and "25 ayes"). - SJR 7 (campaign election limitation resolution): Passed (19 ayes, 7 nays, 3 absent) and sent to the House for further action. - House Bill 17 (alcoholic beverages; election day hours): Passed (26 ayes, 3 absent) and returned to the House for further action. - House Bill 18 (airport lounges): Passed (19 ayes, 5 nays, 5 absent); returned to the House for signatures/transmission. - House Bill 30 (alcoholic beverage advertising at special events): Discussed; clerk later announced the bill returned to the House without further action on the floor that day. - House Bill 36 (liquor-related amendments): Passed to third-reading calendar after amendments (announced tally: 21 ayes, 2 nays, 6 absent). - Substitute Senate Bill 12 (used oil management): Passed (27 ayes, 0 nays, 2 absent) and placed on the third-reading calendar. - Senate Bill 60 (abortion act revisions): Advanced to third reading after adoption of a negotiated amendment expanding the list of licensed providers allowed to initiate counseling in rural areas; clerk announced 25 ayes, 3 nays, 1 absent.

These results were announced on the Senate floor and recorded in the session journal. The Senate adjourned until Monday at 10 a.m.