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Votes at a glance: Utah Senate floor action, Feb. 1, 1994
Summary
Roundup of key floor outcomes: SB20 passed (24–0) and sent to the House; SB66, SB57, SB104, SB69, SB83, SB114, HB29, HB17, HB25, and others were placed on third-reading calendars or advanced under suspension of rules; SB43 failed (11–14).
The Utah Senate moved a number of bills on Feb. 1; below are the principal outcomes recorded on the floor.
- SB43 (property tax appraisal modification, amended to Salt Lake County): Failed on floor vote (11 yays, 14 nays, 4 absent). - SB20 (Utah Assistive Technology Foundation appropriation): Passed (24 ayes, 0 nays); sent to the House. - SB57 (property tax notification of reassessment): Placed on third-reading calendar (recorded 25 ayes, 1 absence). - SB66 (settlements of insurance policies of terminally ill persons): Placed on third-reading calendar (25 ayes recorded). - SB69 (motor fuel tax amendments): Committee report adopted; placed on third-reading calendar (24 ayes recorded). - SB83 (sales tax on occasional private motor-vehicle sales): Placed on third-reading calendar (24 ayes recorded). - SB104 (classification of health-care information; GRAMA amendment): Passed under suspension and placed on third-reading calendar (26 ayes recorded). - HB29 (program for suggestions by school employees): Placed on third-reading calendar (25 ayes recorded). - HB17 (occupational licensure/acupuncturist licensure amendments) and HB25 (substitute; controlled substances amendments): Placed on third-reading calendar as recorded.
Several resolutions (SCR6 on I-15 corridor and SCR7 on water rights) were placed on the calendar; amendments to SCR6 were debated and some agreed-to amendments will return for final consideration.
Ending: Many measures were advanced to third reading or otherwise progressed; sponsors requested clarifying amendments and definitions for scheduled follow-up.
