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Votes at a glance: major concurrence and second-reading items advanced on Day 45
Summary
On Day 45 senators moved a large concurrence and second-reading calendar. Notable outcomes: HB347 (law-enforcement agreements) passed 24–0 (5 absent); HB402 (probate code) passed 25–0 (4 absent); HB366 (substance-use treatment amendments) passed with recorded support; a series of concurrence bills including water-compact ratification and indigent-defense cleanup were concurred and forwarded.
The Senate cleared a busy concurrence and second-reading calendar on Day 45, advancing and passing a range of bills across policy areas.
Key recorded outcomes (as recorded on the floor excerpt): - House Bill 347 (law-enforcement agreements / Myton cross-deputization): recorded as 24 yay, 0 nay, 5 absent — passed and sent to the House for the speaker’s signature. - House Bill 402 (probate code amendments): recorded as 25 yay, 0 nay, 4 absent — passed and sent to the House. - House Bill 366 (substance use disorder treatment amendments): sponsor reported a recorded tally consistent with passage (25 yay noted in the excerpt) and the bill was sent to the House. - Second Substitute House Bill 413 (pest-control licensing): passed on a recorded roll-call vote, 20 yay, 6 nay, 3 absent — will be signed in open session and returned to the House.
Other concurrence items mentioned and advanced to signature included Guardianship Amendments, juvenile-justice substitutes, Medicaid dental benefits for substance-use disorder populations (HB435), multiple concurrence items on insurance, auto dealership licensing changes to permit certain direct-sale manufacturers (e.g., Tesla-style sales), and several technical or housekeeping bills. A number of bills were noted as ‘‘transmitted to the House for signature’’ or ‘‘to be signed by the president’’ in the provided transcript.
The calendar included both uncontested consent items (many read and passed by voice or unanimous consent) and multiple items that generated recorded roll-call votes.
