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Senate advances wide slate of bills Feb. 10; EMT plate, water-rights and scholarship measures among actions
Summary
On Feb. 10 the Utah Senate moved a large group of bills through third reading and other calendars, passing measures including specialty EMT license plates (HB20), water-rights recording reforms (HB184), scholarship and tax-checkoff items, and several committee-assigned bills; several votes and a conflict disclosure were recorded on the floor.
The Utah Senate on Feb. 10 considered and approved a broad set of bills spanning technical fixes, education and public-safety recognition, and administrative reforms.
Notable floor actions
- Substitute Senate Bill 73 (telecommunications distinctions) — The Senate concurred with a House amendment and passed the substitute bill (recorded 27 aye, 0 nay, 2 absent). Senator Jones explained the change distinguishing regulated telephone corporations from unregulated telecommunications providers.
- Senate Bill 88 — Amended in the House; the Senate placed the final question and passed the bill on roll call (25 aye, 0 nay, 4 absent).
- House Bill 20 (EMT specialty plates) — Senator Blackham explained the plate would require a $9,000…
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