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Votes at a glance: Bills the Utah Senate moved or passed on Jan. 24, 2005
Summary
On Jan. 24 the Utah Senate advanced several third‑reading bills with recorded roll calls: SB32 (25‑0), SB27 (25‑0), SB103 (24‑0), SB83 (25‑0), first substitute SB35 (27‑0 on substitute), SB79 (26‑0 to third), SB37 (27‑0), SB81 (27‑0) and others; several measures were circled for later action.
The Utah Senate completed several procedural and final actions on the third‑reading calendar during its Jan. 24 session. The following bills were advanced or passed with recorded roll calls on the floor:
- Senate Bill 32 (limitation of landowner liability for public recreation): passed, 25 yes, 0 nay, 4 absent; referred to the House for further action (SEG 274–277).
- Senate Bill 27 (sunset reauthorizations): passed, 25 yes, 0 nay, 4 absent; referred to the House (SEG 447–449).
- Senate Bill 103 (liens on aircraft): passed, 24 yes, 0 nay, 5 absent; referred to the House (SEG 327–329).
- Senate Bill 83 (medical decisions of a parent or guardian): passed, 25 yes, 0 nay, 4 absent; referred to the House (SEG 372–375).
- First substitute Senate Bill 35 (university‑industry joint ventures): first substitute read for third time and received 27 yes votes on the substitute (SEG 561–563).
- Senate Bill 79 (resource development coordinating committee reauthorization): moved to third reading, 26 yes, 0 nay, 3 absent (SEG 621–623).
- Senate Bill 37 (motor vehicle dealer bond adjustments): passed, 27 yes, 0 nay, 2 absent (SEG 660–662).
- Senate Bill 81 (local approval for waste facilities): read for third time, 27 yes, 0 nay, 2 absent (SEG 720–721).
Several bills were temporarily circled (set aside) for further consideration—Senate Bill 24 was circled earlier in the session (SEG 330–343). First Substitute SB8 was read for third time after floor debate (22 yes, 6 no, 1 absent) and remains subject to further amendment in later stages (SEG 2095–2097).
These recorded votes reflect the Senate’s formal actions that day; bills that passed will be transmitted to the House for its further action or will return to committee for additional work as noted on the floor.
