Votes at a glance: Key bills the Senate passed Feb. 16, 2023
February 16, 2023 | 2023 Utah Legislature, Utah Legislature, Utah Legislative Branch, Utah
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The Utah Senate took final action on numerous bills on Feb. 16. Below are key outcomes as recorded on the floor:
- Third substitute Senate Bill 42 (Massage Therapy Practice Act Amendments): passed, recorded as 26 yeas, 0 nays, 3 absent; returned to the House for the Speaker’s signature (SEG 477–480).
- First substitute Senate Bill 91 (Medical Cannabis Regulation Amendments): concurrence and passage after a brief change adding a warning label on packaging; transmittal recorded (SEG 492–506).
- Third substitute Senate Bill 108 (shelter revisions): passed, 25 yeas, 0 nays, 4 absent (SEG 571–574).
- Third substitute Senate Bill 148 (invisible condition information amendments): substitute adopted and passed; recorded passage to be transmitted to the House (SEG 705–728).
- Second substitute Senate Bill 84 (Housing & Transit Reinvestment Zone amendments): passed 24 yeas, 2 nays, 3 absent (SEG 1247–1250).
- Senate Bill 203 (corporate tax amendments): passed, recorded 23 yeas, 0 nays, 6 absent (SEG 1449–1451).
- House Bill 99 (repeat offender restrictions amendments): passed by the Senate and returned to the House, recorded 27 yeas, 0 nays, 2 absent (SEG 1582–1584).
- Fourth substitute House Bill 111 (inmate treatment amendments): passed with recorded support and returned to the House (SEG 1631–1634).
- First substitute Senate Bill 167 (statewide online education program): passed and returned (SEG 2451–2454).
- House Bill 236 (DUI testing amendments), House Bill 206 (airport land use amendments), House Bill 207 (compact commission amendments), and dozens of other House and Senate measures were read and passed or placed on calendars; where roll-call tallies were provided above, those are recorded verbatim from the floor transcript.
All bills listed above were moved and voted on from the Senate floor and, per procedural practice, will be returned to the House for signature where noted. For details or to check final enrolled bills, consult official legislative records.
- Third substitute Senate Bill 42 (Massage Therapy Practice Act Amendments): passed, recorded as 26 yeas, 0 nays, 3 absent; returned to the House for the Speaker’s signature (SEG 477–480).
- First substitute Senate Bill 91 (Medical Cannabis Regulation Amendments): concurrence and passage after a brief change adding a warning label on packaging; transmittal recorded (SEG 492–506).
- Third substitute Senate Bill 108 (shelter revisions): passed, 25 yeas, 0 nays, 4 absent (SEG 571–574).
- Third substitute Senate Bill 148 (invisible condition information amendments): substitute adopted and passed; recorded passage to be transmitted to the House (SEG 705–728).
- Second substitute Senate Bill 84 (Housing & Transit Reinvestment Zone amendments): passed 24 yeas, 2 nays, 3 absent (SEG 1247–1250).
- Senate Bill 203 (corporate tax amendments): passed, recorded 23 yeas, 0 nays, 6 absent (SEG 1449–1451).
- House Bill 99 (repeat offender restrictions amendments): passed by the Senate and returned to the House, recorded 27 yeas, 0 nays, 2 absent (SEG 1582–1584).
- Fourth substitute House Bill 111 (inmate treatment amendments): passed with recorded support and returned to the House (SEG 1631–1634).
- First substitute Senate Bill 167 (statewide online education program): passed and returned (SEG 2451–2454).
- House Bill 236 (DUI testing amendments), House Bill 206 (airport land use amendments), House Bill 207 (compact commission amendments), and dozens of other House and Senate measures were read and passed or placed on calendars; where roll-call tallies were provided above, those are recorded verbatim from the floor transcript.
All bills listed above were moved and voted on from the Senate floor and, per procedural practice, will be returned to the House for signature where noted. For details or to check final enrolled bills, consult official legislative records.
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