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Votes at a glance: several Senate bills move forward to further action
Summary
On Day 23 the Utah Senate advanced multiple bills—SB71 (consumer credit protection), SB75 (USAR initiative), SB113 (governmental immunity), and others—reporting roll-call outcomes and committee referrals as shown below.
The Senate recorded several procedural and final actions during the session:
- Second substitute SB71 (consumer credit protection) — Sponsor Senator Walker explained clarifying floor amendments; roll call recorded 27 yes, 0 no, 2 absent; transmitted to the House for further action.
- First substitute SB75 (USAR initiative) — Senator Mansell moved passage; roll call recorded 28 yes, 0 no, 1 absent; referred to the House for further action.
- First substitute SB113 (governmental immunity limits) — Senator Stevenson explained expansion of immunity caps with an 18-month delayed effective date to permit an interim study; roll call recorded 28 yes, 0 no, 1 absent; referred to the House.
Other committee recommendations and calendar placements (committee assignments to standing committees, consents, introductions) were made and adopted during the morning rules and standing-committee reports.
This roundup lists recorded outcomes in the transcript; detailed text, amendments, and further House action were not included in the provided excerpt.
