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Votes at a glance: major bills the Senate passed on March 1, 1994
Summary
On the final day the Senate cleared a broad set of bills under suspension of the rules and by roll call — including measures on scholarships, health‑care registry, fuel tax adjustments, child support guidelines and multiple public‑safety and administrative items.
The Utah State Senate moved a large number of House and Senate measures to final passage during the March 1, 1994 session. Below are notable items the Senate reported as passed on the floor (roll‑call tallies as announced on the record):
- First substitute HB 190 (Centennial scholarships): unanimous voice/roll call; announced as 27 ayes (consent calendar). - HB 127 (registration of health‑care assistants): announced as 27 ayes (consent calendar). - HB 94 (special fuel tax adjustment / substitute HB94): recorded as 24 ayes, 0 nays on the final read (substitute considered read for second and third time). - HB 267/2 55 (child support guidelines amendments): recorded as 21 ayes, 0 nays (passage under suspension of rules). - HB 67 (Occupational Therapy Practice Act): recorded as 24 ayes, 0 nays. - HB 331 (Clean Air Vehicle Loan Fund): recorded as 21 ayes, 0 nays; sponsors noted a $330,000 general fund match that would be leveraged with federal funds. - HB 323 (Underground storage tank amendments) and HB 306 (Housing Trust Fund amendments): passed with roll calls and sponsor explanations; fiscal notes discussed where applicable.
Many other bills and concurrent resolutions were passed by suspension of the rules or roll call and returned to the House or signed by the President as noted on the floor. These floor announcements reflect the Senate’s final‑day calendar management and the passage of a broad package of policy and finance bills.
