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Votes at a glance: Key Senate floor outcomes on Feb. 21, 2005
Summary
Quick reference to major roll-call outcomes from the Utah Senate session: HB149 (consent) passed unanimously; HB43 passed with a hold and later final passage; SB179, SB187, SB178, SB212, SB60 and SB201 passed as recorded.
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SALT LAKE CITY โ The Utah Senate recorded the following outcomes during its Feb. 21, 2005 floor session:
- HB149 (vehicle identification number inspectors): Passed on unanimous consent (27 yes, 0 nay, 2 absent). - HB43 (school trust cap amendment): Passed following amendment; president placed a 24-hour hold to correct missing amendment text; final passage recorded (22 yes, 7 nay) after reconsideration. - SB179 (protection of sponsored research under GRAMA): Passed (27 yes, 0 nay, 2 absent) and referred to the House. - SB187 (Antelope Island special hunting permits): Passed (18 yes, 11 nay) and referred to the House. - SB178 (charter school governance, first substitute): Passed (22 yes, 3 nay) and referred to the House. - SB212 (day-care complaint handling): Passed (25 yes, 0 nay) and will be read for third time. - SB60 (local land-use development and management amendment): Passed (29 yes, 0 nay) and will be read for third time. - SB201 (center for multicultural): Passed (20 aye, 6 nay) and will be referred to the House.
These recorded tallies reflect the votes as announced on the Senate floor during the Feb. 21 session; bills will follow usual transmittal or reconsideration procedures where indicated.
