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Senate approves consent items, hears committee reports and adjourns until Monday

Utah Senate · February 19, 2016
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Summary

The Utah Senate processed consent calendar items (including SB 148, HB 24, HB 208), received multiple committee reports with favorable recommendations for second-reading placement, and adjourned to reconvene Monday at 10 a.m.

The Senate opened with routine roll call and moved through the consent and concurrence calendar. The body passed First Substitute SB 148 (technical alignment with federal workforce and childcare background-check laws) and recorded passage of House Bill 24 (aeronautics restricted account amendments) and House Bill 208 (tax-credit payment-fund clarifications); several bills were transmitted to the House or sent to the rules committee as appropriate.

Committee chairs presented standing-committee reports recommending favorable placement on the second-reading calendar or consent calendar for a set of bills and resolutions, including housing loan fund amendments, property tax changes, administrative rule reauthorization, severance tax exemptions and state facilities amendments. After these routine legislative steps and a series of motions to adopt committee reports, the Senate voted to adjourn until 10:00 a.m. Monday.