Votes at a glance: key roll‑calls and tabling motions from the Feb. 14 Utah Senate floor

Here are selected roll‑call results and tabling actions taken during the Utah State Senate floor session on Feb. 14, 2008, as recorded by the clerk on the second and third‑reading calendars.

- First Substitute House Bill 95 (Document Fraud): Read for a third time — 26 yea, 0 nay, 3 absent. (Sponsor: Senator Matt Hilliard.)

- House Bill 99 (Business registration: minority/women designation): Read for a third time — 19 yea, 6 nay, 4 absent. (Sponsor: Senator Romero.)

- First Substitute House Bill 133 (Health system reform): Read for a third time — 25 yea, 0 nay, 4 absent; later tabled on third because of fiscal impact. (Sponsor: Senator Kilpach.)

- House Bill 17 (Cancer Screening and Mortality Reduction Program): Read for a third time — 26 yea, 0 nay, 3 absent; then tabled on third due to a fiscal note ($2,300,000 cited by sponsor). (Sponsor: Senator Christiansen.)

- House Bill 45 (Supported employment services to persons with disabilities): Read for a third time — 26 yea, 0 nay, 3 absent; then tabled on third due to fiscal note (sponsor cited $200,000 and a sunset). (Sponsor: Senator Christiansen.)

- First Substitute House Bill 60 (Legislative review of health insurance mandates): Read for a third time — 25 yea, 0 nay, 4 absent (Amendment 1 adopted). (Sponsor: Senator Van Tassel.)

- First Substitute House Bill 119 (Controlled Substances Database): Amendment adopted on the floor (Amendment 2) and read for third; later tabled on third due to fiscal note and pending substitute work by Senator Stevenson.

These entries reflect the clerk’s roll‑call tallies and floor motions recorded in the Senate proceeding. Several bills were advanced to third reading but then tabled to allow fiscal review; those tablings were explicitly moved on the floor and carried by voice votes.