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Quick look: bills the Senate moved or passed Feb. 10, 1998
Summary
The Senate advanced or passed a batch of bills on consent and roll calls, including measures on emergency services, reclaimed water rules, governmental immunity service, assault on officers, vehicle inspection leases and other housekeeping or policy items.
The Feb. 10 Senate floor recorded votes and calendar actions on multiple bills. Key outcomes recorded on the floor included:
- House Bill 49 (emergency-services): Unanimous recorded consent; initially 25 ayes then adjusted to 26 present; referred back to the House for final signatures (SEG 295–321).
- House Bill 252 (water quality amendments for treated/reused municipal sewage): Passed on the consent calendar (28 ayes, 1 absent) and referred to the House (SEG 322–354).
- Senate Bill 43 (governmental immunity service clarification): Passed by unanimous recorded vote (28 ayes, 1 absent); sent to the House (SEG 356–384).
- Substitute Senate Bill 90 (assault on police officer): Passed overwhelmingly (46 ayes, no nays, 3 absent) and will be transmitted to the House (SEG 675–700).
- Multiple committee reports were placed on the second‑reading calendar and several house bills were read/advanced under House‑bill day rules (SEG 169–236; 751–840).
- Consent and calendar management: several bills were circled, uncircled, or tabled as part of routine floor scheduling; motions to move bills between committees were adopted where sponsors requested (throughout session).
