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Votes at a glance: bills advanced to third reading on Utah Senate floor

Utah State Senate · February 27, 2015
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Summary

The Senate moved a swath of bills to third reading or substituted forms including SB116 (dropout recovery), SB169 (contact-lens pricing), SB179 (economic development), SB101 (adoption code fixes), SB182 (tax exemptions), SB137 (campaign/email penalties), SB69 (clean‑fuel procurement) and others; several were circled for later review.

On the floor the Utah Senate advanced multiple bills to third reading or adopted substitutes for further consideration. Items ordered for third reading included (not exhaustive): SB116 (second substitute — dropout recovery funding and ADM incentives), SB169 (contact‑lens consumer protection measure ordered for third reading after roll call), SB179 (economic development and GOED reforms), SB101 (adoption statute clarifications via forced substitute), SB182 (first substitute sales/use tax exemption), SB137 (third substitute — civil fines for government email misuse), SB69 (government clean‑burning fuel procurement), SB175 (school safety and crisis line commission circled/substituted), SB90 (mobile home park helpline first substitute), and several others.

Many items were 'circled' (held to give floor members time to review substitutes) and some were later 'uncircled' and read for third time. The Senate also processed rules assignments, committee reports, and motions to transfer bills from Rules to standing committees.

Action items and outcomes listed on the floor will be reflected in the Senate calendar and the official legislative history for each bill as they proceed to final passage or committee follow‑up.