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Votes at a glance: several bills advance to third-reading on Feb. 13, 2003
Summary
On Feb. 13 the Utah Senate advanced multiple bills to the third‑reading calendar, including HB 15 (armory board oversight), HJR 12 (wolf-management resolution), first substitute HB 13 (transportation corridor preservation), HB 59 (off‑highway vehicle funding), HB 91 (water-well driller enforcement) and first substitute HB 64 (fluoride revote rules); roll-call tallies are listed below.
The Senate recorded roll-call outcomes on multiple measures and advanced them to the third‑reading calendar. Notable outcomes recorded on the floor include:
- House Bill 15 (state armory board amendments): received 27 aye votes, no nay votes, 2 absences; advanced to the third‑reading calendar.
- HJR 12 (resolution requesting state management of wolves): received 26 aye votes, no nay votes, 3 absences; advanced to the third‑reading calendar.
- First substitute, House Bill 13 (transportation corridor preservation): received 28 aye votes, no nay votes, 1 absence; advanced to the third‑reading calendar.
- House Bill 91 (enforcement procedure amendments for water well drillers): later recorded as receiving 28 aye votes, no nay votes, 1 absence; advanced to the third‑reading calendar after being uncircled.
- House Bill 59 (off‑highway vehicle program funding): received 25 aye votes, 1 nay vote, 3 absences; advanced to the third‑reading calendar.
- First substitute, House Bill 64 (public water system/fluoride revote provisions): received 19 aye votes, 7 no votes, 3 absences; the substitute was adopted and the bill advanced to the third‑reading calendar.
- First substitute, Senate Bill 123 (liability/ inherent‑risk for livestock activities): received 24 aye votes, no nay votes, 5 absences; advanced to the third‑reading calendar.
These tallies were announced on the floor by the presiding clerk and are recorded in the day's proceedings. For each bill, the Senate either circled, uncircled, substituted, or voted to advance measures as part of routine floor procedure.
