Final‑day Senate roundup: consent calendar and multiple House bills advanced or returned to the House

The Utah State Senate opened Day 45 with a prayer and pledge before proceeding through roll call and considering communications from the House reporting numerous substituted bills transmitted to the Senate for consideration.

On the consent calendar the Senate acted on several items: First Substitute House Bill 190 (local education agency personnel amendments) was circled, explained briefly and passed after an uncircle and consent motion; First Substitute House Concurrent Resolution 6 (school mental health support) passed by the unanimous recorded consent of senators present. First Substitute House Bill 402 (extradition tolling amendments) was presented, explained and passed with the clerk announcing a recorded vote in favor.

The chamber circled or substituted other items for floor action. The Senate substituted and passed Fourth Substitute House Bill 349 (water reuse projects amendments), First Substitute House Bill 468 (employment‑screening amendments) passed on a recorded vote of 24‑0 (5 absent), and Fifth Substitute House Bill 406 (land‑use modifications) passed by recorded vote 23‑0 (6 absent). Several other bills were circled for future consideration, including House Concurrent Resolution 9 and House Bill 509; House Bill 437 (health services amendments) was presented and a roll call initiated in the provided transcript but the final tally is not shown in the provided segments.

Where the Senate announced recorded tallies, the measures were returned to the House for the speaker’s signature or further consideration as appropriate. Items where final tallies were not recorded in the provided segments are marked as not specified in the action list below.