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Votes at a glance: key bills the Utah Senate moved Feb. 23, 1995
Summary
A roundup of bills the Senate passed or advanced on Feb. 23, including unanimous consent items and several third-reading advances. Lists vote tallies, short descriptions and next procedural steps.
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Senate acted on numerous bills on Feb. 23. Many were handled on the consent calendar; others were amended and advanced after floor debate. The following is a concise list of floor actions and recorded tallies taken from the Senate record.
House Bill 57 (Educational Rights & Privacy Act amendments): Passed in conference form; roll call recorded 22 aye, 0 nay, 7 absent; transmitted back to the House (SEG 214–235).
Senate Bill 186 (consolidate title-company reporting): Consent calendar; unanimous recast 24 aye, 0 nay, 5 absent; passed to the House (SEG 239–264).
Senate Bill 190 (transactions by electronic media): Consent calendar; unanimous recast 24 aye, 0 nay, 5 absent; passed to the House (SEG 265–285).
Senate Bill 250 (designation of agent or broker in real estate): Consent calendar; unanimous recast 24 aye, 0 nay, 5 absent; passed to the House (SEG 286–318).
House Bill 63 (Medical Benefits Recovery Act amendments): Unanimous floor action 24 aye, 0 nay, 5 absent; referred back to House for signature (SEG 319–346).
House Bill 119 (assisting hearing-impaired persons in judicial proceedings): Passed 26 aye, 0 nay, 3 absent; signed in open session and sent back to the House for enrolling (SEG 349–373).
House Bill 149 (religious-freedom provision for Native Americans): Consent action 26 aye, 0 nay, 3 absent; sent to House for final signature (SEG 376–401).
House Bill 252 (Social Security number on marriage applications): Passed 26 aye, 0 nay, 3 absent; returned for enrolling (SEG 402–431).
Second substitute Senate Bill 128 (workers’ drug/alcohol injuries): Technical corrections circled for later floor action; returned to third-reading calendar (SEG 445–481).
Senate Bill 130 (workers’ compensation — mental stress): Roll call reported 20 aye, 7 nay, 2 absent; passed to the House (SEG 541–574).
Senate Bill 160 (higher education tuition tax credit, first substitute): Adopted on floor and advanced by roll call (27–0, 2 absent) (SEG 582–733).
Senate Bill 95 (seventh substitute, development/impact fees): After extended debate and floor amendments, final roll call recorded 23 aye, 6 nay; bill placed on bottom of the third-reading calendar for transmittal to the House (SEG 734–2416).
Senate Bill 164 (sales-tax exemption for coin-operated devices): Advanced on third reading (21 aye, 0 nay) and placed on third-reading calendar (SEG 2540–2608).
Senate Bill 165 (medical care savings accounts): Committee amendments adopted and the bill advanced (23 aye, 0 nay, 6 absent) (SEG 2610–2710).
Ending: The Senate recessed for lunch and scheduled a 1:30 p.m. return to continue floor consideration.
Notes: Vote tallies and bill descriptions are drawn verbatim from floor announcements and roll calls as recorded in the Senate transcript.
