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Utah Senate advances committee reports; SB6 circled then uncircled for later debate
Summary
On Jan. 20, 1998, the Utah Senate approved a set of committee reports to place multiple bills on the second-reading calendar, 'circled' Senate Bill 6 for extended debate and later voted to remove that circling; House communications (HB187, HB201, HJR10) and several first-reading Senate bills were also introduced.
Salt Lake City — The Utah Senate met Jan. 20, 1998, and approved transportation and natural-resources committee reports that moved several bills toward a second reading, including Senate Bill 6, a measure addressing enforcement and penalties for uninsured motor vehicle violations.
Senator Steele moved "to approve the committee reports and place the legislation on the second reading calendar," and the chamber approved the motion by voice vote, advancing recommendations from the Transportation and Public Safety Committee and the Energy, Natural Resources and Agriculture Committee. Committee Chair Al Mansell had earlier transmitted favorable recommendations on SB6 (enforcement and penalties of…
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