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Votes at a glance: key House bills acted on by the Utah Senate
Summary
The Senate recorded multiple roll-call results on House-origin bills: HB68 (blood-draw authority) passed 26–0–3; HB124 (monitoring in care facilities) reported 21–3–5; HB41 (supplemental kindergarten fees) failed 11–14–4; HB93 (organ donor notification) passed 22–1–6; HB266 (unclaimed capital credits for cooperatives) passed 22–0–7; HB182 (concurrent enrollment) passed 21–1–7; HB87 (clean fuel conversions) passed placement then was tabled; HB155 (computer technician reporting) passed 22–0–7.
During floor session the Senate recorded roll-call results and other procedural outcomes on a number of House-origin bills and related measures. Below are the items with the recorded tallies and procedural notes from the provided transcript excerpt.
- First substitute House Bill 68 (narrow authority for emergency providers to seek court-ordered blood draws for post-exposure prophylaxis): reported as 26 yay, 0 nay, 3 absent and ordered for third reading.
- Second substitute House Bill 124 (monitoring equipment in assisted-living facilities): recorded in the excerpt as 21 yay, 3 nay, 5 absent and ordered for third reading (floor amendment adopted earlier).
- House Bill 41 (fees for supplemental hours/optional extended-day kindergarten): roll-call recorded as 11 yay, 14 nay, 4 absent; the bill failed and will be returned to the House for filing.
- House Bill 93 (organ donor notification at higher-education institutions): reported as 22 yay, 1 nay, 6 absent and ordered for third reading.
- First substitute House Bill 266 (unclaimed capital credits amendments for rural electric/telephone cooperatives): reported as 22 votes, 0 nay, 7 absent and ordered for third reading.
- House Bill 182 (concurrent enrollment amendments): reported as 21 yay, 1 nay, 7 absent and ordered for third reading.
- Third substitute House Bill 87 (clean fuel conversion amendments): recorded as 16 yay, 4 nay, 9 absent in the excerpt; the Senate then moved to table the bill pending funding and the motion to table passed.
- Second substitute House Bill 155 (reporting by computer technicians of child sexual exploitation): recorded as 22 yay, 0 nay, 7 absent and ordered for third reading.
Several other bills were presented and assigned to committees or circled (held) for further work; the transcript excerpt records motions to circle and committee assignment recommendations without final tallies for those items.
This tally summary reflects only the roll-call and procedural outcomes reported in the provided transcript excerpt.
