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Day 45: Senate moves dozens of bills; concurrence and second-reading calendar produce multiple passings
Summary
On Day 45 the Utah Senate handled a large concurrence and second-reading calendar, approving numerous bills including SB 43 (education funding change), SB 69 (prejudgment interest revisions), SB 179 (procurement revisions), HB 71 (distribution of intimate images), HB 94 (workers’ compensation for state-funded in-home workers) and several others; votes were recorded and most measures were sent to the House for signature or enrollment.
The Utah State Senate spent its Day 45 floor session handling a lengthy concurrence calendar and an extensive second-reading calendar, approving a broad set of bills with mostly bipartisan support. Highlights and formal outcomes from the floor session included:
Votes at a glance
- SB 43 (Intergenerational Poverty Interventions in Public Schools): Senate concurred with a House amendment that reduced a funding line cited on the floor from $5,000,000 to $1,000,000. The Senate roll call recorded 24 yea votes, 1 nay, 4 absent; the bill was placed on the concurrence calendar and transmitted.
- First substitute SB 57 (Autism Services Amendments): Sponsor reported negotiated language with insurers; Senate concurred in House amendments and will return the enrolled bill to the House.
- Fourth substitute SB 69 (Prejudgment Interest Revisions):…
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