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Votes at a glance: consent and calendar items advanced by the Utah Senate
Summary
In a Jan. 31, 1996 floor session the Utah Senate placed multiple committee bills on calendars and approved several consent items (HB32, HB10, HB59) and passed House Bill 18 (Centennial Trust) on recorded votes; details and tallies below.
The Utah State Senate handled multiple routine and substantive items on its consent and reading calendars during the Jan. 31, 1996 floor session. Key outcomes recorded on the floor include:
- House Bill 32 (funding applied technology education): Moved on consent; presiding officer reported a unanimous recorded vote in favor by senators present (chair declared a unanimous vote of those present to be cast in favor). The body announced the bill would be signed in open session and returned to the House for enrollment. (Consent placement: SEG 449–486.)
- House Bill 10 (school district health examinations): The Senate directed a unanimous vote in favor ("unanimous vote of all senators present to be cast in favor"), with the chair noting 20 aye votes and 9 absent; the bill will be signed in open session and referred back to the House for enrollment. (Consent discussion: SEG 486–512.)
- House Bill 59 (radiation control administrative procedure amendments): Health & Environment committee recommended SB107 and SB142 for consent; HB59 was presented and the body recorded 21 aye votes, no nay votes, and 8 absent; the bill will be signed and returned to the House. (Consent discussion: SEG 513–540.)
- House Bill 18 (Utah Statehood Centennial Trust): On third reading, the sponsor summarized Centennial Commission finances and proposed designating certain excess funds for improvements to This Is The Place State Park; the Senate recorded 25 yay votes, no nay votes, and 4 absent and will sign the bill in open session. (Third reading and vote: SEG 1195–1256.)
These consent and third‑reading actions were handled as part of the morning floor docket and will proceed to the enrollment/signing steps noted on the record.
