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Votes at a glance: consent and third‑reading actions on Feb. 7, 2005
Summary
The Senate recorded several key votes Feb. 7, 2005: House Bill 12 passed on consent (25–0; 4 absent), concurrence on Senate Bill 27 passed (27–0), and Senate Bill 126 passed third reading (27–0; 2 absent). SB34 was advanced for third reading (22–7).
Several bills and procedural items were decided during the Feb. 7 Senate session. Notable votes recorded in the transcript include:
House Bill 12 (health care assistant registry repeal): Placed on the consent calendar and recorded as passed with an unanimous recorded vote of 25 yes, 0 nay, 4 absent; the amended bill returns to the House.
Senate Bill 27 (concurrence with House amendments): The Senate concurred with House amendments and recorded a roll-call of 27 yes, 0 nay; bill returned to the House for the speaker’s signature.
Senate Bill 126 (Medical Benefits Recovery Act amendments): Presented on third reading, summarized by Sen. Kilpak, and passed by roll-call vote (27 yes, 0 nay; 2 absent); referred to the House.
Second substitute Senate Bill 34 (any willing provider/swing out): After extended debate the Senate voted 22 yes, 7 no to read the bill for the third time; a final passage vote was not recorded in the transcript and will occur at third reading.
These recorded tallies were read into the minutes by the clerk during the session.
