Votes at a glance: consent and key third‑reading action (Jan. 31, 1994)

The Senate recorded several third‑reading votes and consent-calendar actions during its Jan. 31, 1994 session. Key outcomes reported on the floor (as transcribed):

- Senate Bill 74 (appointment procedures for special districts): placed on consent calendar and reported passed on final vote; transcript recorded the floor as "27 ayes."

- Senate Bill 14 (window tinting for motor vehicles): sponsor Senator Brent Richards called for questions and the measure was advanced on third reading (floor called for and completed roll-call). The transcript shows the matter was passed on the floor during the third reading sequence.

- Senate Bill 88 (Air Force museum renovation): call for third reading and preservation for final accounting; transcript reports the floor tally for final action (see SB88 article for details).

- Senate Bill 50 (statewide mandatory divorce education): passed on the floor; roll call reported 25 ayes, 1 nay and 3 absences.

- Senate Bill 71 (divorce counseling for children): after receiving the fiscal note and an amendment, the substitute was read for third and final time and passed on the floor (transcript reports 25 ayes, 1 nay, 3 absences).

Procedural notes: several measures were read for the first time and referred to the rules committee; the body suspended a vote on SB71 earlier to obtain a fiscal note and later completed the third‑reading sequence after the fiscal information was received. A notable floor event was the initial failure and subsequent reconsideration/approval of substitute SB43 (property reappraisal pilot).

Ending: All bills reported as passed on the floor will be transmitted or placed for further processing per normal legislative procedures.