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At a glance: key floor actions and roll‑call results, Jan. 29, 1996 Utah Senate
Summary
On Jan. 29, 1996 the Utah Senate advanced multiple bills and motions: HB 2 passed on consent, SB 77 (27‑0 of those present) and SB 87 (26‑0 of those present) were sent to the House, SB 56 passed (17‑10‑2), SB 49 passed as amended (26‑1‑2), SB 47 and SB 69 were advanced to third reading with recorded tallies.
The Utah Senate’s floor session on Jan. 29, 1996, recorded several formal actions and roll‑call outcomes.
What passed or advanced that day (selection): - HB 2 (Uninsured Motorist Identification Program): Adopted on the consent calendar and referred back to the House for enrolling (presiding officer directed a unanimous vote of those present). - SB 77 (Utah Neighborhood Development Act Amendment, second substitute): Passed the Senate and will go to the House for consideration (27 aye, 2 absent as recorded on the floor roll call). - SB 87 (Insurance billing claims practices): Recalled to the top of the third reading calendar for a technical correction and passed on recall (26 aye, 0 nay, 3 absent). - SB 56 (Service charge on dishonored instruments): Passed to the House for consideration (17 aye, 10 nay, 2 absent on roll call). - SB 49 (Child support amendments): Passed as amended to the House (26 aye, 1 nay, 2 absent). - SB 47 (Employment security information): Adopted amendment on the floor and advanced to the third reading calendar (22 aye, 7 absent). - SB 69 (Foreign Depository Institutions Act): Amendment passed on the floor and bill advanced to third reading; floor tally recorded later as 23 aye, 0 nay, 6 absent.
How to read these results: the Senate used a mix of voice votes, roll calls and consent calendar procedures; several bills were placed on the third reading calendar for later floor action, while others were transmitted back to the House for enrolling or further consideration.
For reporters: these are the official floor actions as stated on the record; full roll‑call lists and final enrolled texts will be available from the chief clerk’s office.
