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Senate adopts a slate of study resolutions and concurred on several House amendments; multiple bills move forward
Summary
The Senate adopted multiple concurrent resolutions and concurred in several House amendments (including SB 348 and SB 485) before recessing. The chamber also approved a tumor-registry task force resolution and several conservation and administrative requests.
In addition to the chamber’s headline actions on redistricting and the grocery bill, senators adopted a series of study resolutions and concurred in House amendments on multiple bills. Senator Edmonds described SB 485 as ‘‘clarity language’’ for the City of Saint George and said the House amendments made no substantive content changes; members concurred in the amendment and the measure passed. (Sen. Edmonds)
Other items adopted on the floor included concurrent resolutions urging federal and state wildlife actions, a tumor-registry expansion and data modernization task force request, and the creation of a Dream Starter homeownership task force. Several bills and resolutions were adopted by recorded votes with unanimous tallies reported on the floor (for example, votes reported 36–0 and 38–0 for particular items) or by voice vote without objection.
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