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Votes at a glance: key bills the Utah Senate approved Feb. 7, 2000
Summary
The Utah Senate voted on a slate of bills Feb. 7, approving appropriations, policy changes and procedural statutes. Notable outcomes included passage of House Bill 16 (consent), Senate Bill 26 (Freedom Shrine appropriation), House Bill 9 (aggressive‑driving law) and several other measures; many bills were sent to the House for final signatures.
The Utah Senate recorded votes on a series of bills on Feb. 7. Below are the key measures, sponsors and recorded outcomes as announced on the floor.
House Bill 16 (repeal of special police provisions). Sponsor: Representative Zalman (presented to the Senate by Senator Wadsworth). Outcome: Passed on the consent calendar; the president recorded 26 ayes, no nays, 3 absent. The president directed the bill be signed in open session and returned to the House for final enrollment.
Senate Bill 26 (appropriation for purchase of Freedom Shrine). Sponsor: Senator Maine. Outcome: Passed to the House after roll call; recorded as 22 ayes, 4 nays, 3 absent. President explained his no vote reflected concerns about funding processes.
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