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Votes at a glance: bills passed and referred on Jan. 27, 1994
Summary
A roundup of key roll-call and voice votes on Jan. 27, 1994: SB7, HJR6, SCR3, Substitute SB59, House Bill 20, Substitute SB33, SB73, SB9, HB42 and others advanced; tallies and next steps noted.
The Utah Senate recorded multiple floor actions on Jan. 27. Key results:
- Senate Bill 7 (task force on public safety) — passed on third reading after brief discussion; announced counts indicated passage and transmission to the House.
- House Joint Resolution 6 (fiscal notes process) — "HJR 6 shows 24 ayes, no nays, 5 lapses" and was sent to the House.
- SCR 3 (safe school community resolution) — amended on the floor (minor possessive correction) and passed by voice vote.
- Substitute Senate Bill 59 (medical malpractice, substitute B) — passed (clerk recorded counts reported in the transcript as 22 ayes, no nays).
- House Bill 20 (resource development coordinating committee amendments) — passed in the Senate with recorded tally "25 ayes, no nays, 4 absences" and sent back to the House.
- Substitute Senate Bill 33 (orderly termination procedures) — passed on third reading (substitute introduced earlier; clerk announced 26 ayes in one count and final passage recorded).
- Substitute Senate Bill 9 (marriage by minors, substitute) — recorded as "25 ayes, no nays, 4 absences" and sent to the House.
- Senate Bill 73 (juvenile court judgeship) — amended on the floor to add one judge and passed on third reading, recorded as 25 ayes, no nays.
- House Bill 42 (repeal of cold-fusion provisions) — passed the Senate on the day with 24 ayes, no nays and placed on the third-reading calendar.
- Senate Bill 50 (statewide mandatory divorce education pilot) — motion to circle carried; no final vote on passage to mandatory statewide application was completed on Jan. 27.
These outcomes reflect floor action and committee reports; most passed measures were transmitted for signature or advanced to the next reading calendar as noted on the record.
