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Sen. Hickman opens floor remarks on SB 54 revenue flow from speeding violations

Utah State Senate · February 10, 2006
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Sen. Hickman moved to uncircle SB 54 and said he had offered an amendment to apply the bill to state highways; he began floor remarks describing the amendment's scope to include all state highways and signaled further debate ahead.

Sen. Hickman moved to uncircle Senate Bill 54 on the floor and began floor remarks on the bill's revenue flow provisions related to speeding violations. He told colleagues he had previously offered an amendment that would include "all state highways" under the bill's coverage and that part of his amendment reflected that expansion.

"First of all, as you may recall, I offered an amendment, a couple of days ago that, included, as part of that amendment... that all state highways would be, would apply under the bill," Sen. Hickman said, opening what appeared to be a broader discussion of how fines and revenue would be allocated.

The transcript ends while Sen. Hickman was outlining components of his earlier amendment; floor debate on the specifics of SB 54 was not recorded in the provided segments.