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Utah Senate advances and sends multiple bills to the House in Feb. 9 session
Summary
The Utah State Senate on Feb. 9 adopted standing committee reports and moved or passed several bills including concurrence on First Substitute SB 88 (financial exploitation of vulnerable adults) and passage of multiple House substitutes; vote tallies were announced on the floor.
The Utah State Senate convened Feb. 9, adopted a suite of standing committee reports and advanced or passed a number of bills that the president said will be transmitted to the House for further action.
Senators unanimously or overwhelmingly approved a sequence of measures on the concurrence and reading calendars. President Niederhauser announced that First Substitute Senate Bill 88 (financial exploitation of vulnerable adults) had received 18 yea votes and zero nay votes and would be sent to the House for the speaker's signature. The Senate also recorded the passage or advancement of multiple House bills and substitutes, including House Bill 52 (Health and Human Services reports), House Bill 56 (Emergency Personnel Recording…
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