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Votes at a glance: key Senate floor actions on Day 32

Utah State Senate · March 1, 2013
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Summary

On Day 32 the Utah Senate passed several bills including HB 198 (aging), SB 222 (transportation), SB 204 (judiciary amendments), HB 282 (sexual exploitation amendments), SB 112 (work week amendments), and HB 93 (traffic violations). Several bills were circled for later work (SB 72, SB 66, HB 302).

A summary of notable floor votes and procedural outcomes from Day 32 of the Utah State Senate session:

- House Bill 198 (Aging and Adult Services amendments): Sponsor Senator Vickers moved passage; clerk recorded 27 yay, 0 nay, 2 absent; bill will be signed and returned to the House.

- Senate Bill 222 (Transportation amendments): Sponsor Senator Harper described technical cleanup to inspection requirements; final tally 26 yay, 0 nay, 3 absent; sent to the House for consideration.

- First substitute Senate Bill 204 (Judiciary amendments): Sponsor Senator Hilliard summarized multiple code clarifications (registration offenses separation, victim notice on expungement hearings, justice court preliminary hearings); substitute passed and will be transmitted to the House.

- House Bill 282 (sexual exploitation amendments): Sponsor Senator Bramble described alignment of code language; the bill passed on third reading (25 yay, 0 nay, 4 absent) and will be sent to the House.

- First substitute Senate Bill 112 (Work week amendments): Sponsor Senator Osman presented the bill and floor amendment; final roll-call was 23 yay, 4 nay, 2 absent.

- First substitute House Bill 93 (Traffic violations amendments): Sponsor Senator Valentine summarized the bill and the Senate passed it on roll call.

- Bills circled for further work or substitution: Second substitute SB 72 (prison relocation) and substituted SB 66 were circled for additional amendments; House Bill 302 (emergency response amendments) was circled after extended discussion.

These outcomes reflect clerk tallies and floor announcements recorded in the Senate transcript for Day 32. Items circled indicate further amendment work is expected before final passage.