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Senate approves wide package of House and Senate measures on Day 25, many by unanimous vote
Summary
On the Senate floor's 25th day, senators passed a long list of House and Senate measures—many on the consent calendar or by unanimous roll call—including mental-health, human-trafficking, commercial-code, and transportation-related bills; most passed with unanimous or large majorities and were sent back to the House or on to enrollment.
The Utah State Senate on Day 25 moved a broad set of House and Senate measures through concurrence, third reading and consent calendars, with many bills passing by unanimous or near-unanimous recorded votes.
Among measures the Senate passed and sent on for further action were First Substitute S.B. 38 (mental health amendments), H.B. 97 (Uniform Commercial Code amendments), H.B. 202 (off-premise beer retailer amendments), First Substitute H.B. 104 (private counselors' amendments), H.B. 108 (Human Trafficking Revisions), H.B. 85 (political subdivision boundary shift…
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