SB 73-97 Status Sheets

• ISF Bill Number: SB73-97
• Description: Originating legislation
• ISF - Doc Type: Bill Status Sheets

~ Journal-41st Day-February 12, 1973

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on Finance recommends that S. B. No.
:Ollows and as so amended be referr~d to
t 'Vhole with favorable recommendatIOn:

bill page 1, line 17, strike the w?rds
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.ED 1vIILLION",

~G OF BILLS-FINAL PASSAGE

ills were considered on Third Reading:

by Representative Quinlan-Concerning
f members and secretaries of boards of
~e districts,

11 blicly read, Reading of the bill at length -
by unanimous consent,

.eing "Shall the bill pass?" the roll was
)wing result:

;; Allshouse, Anderson, Bermingham, Hank
Cole, DeBerard, Dines, ~nstrom, ~u~h
er, Garnsey, Jackson" Jon~l~on, Kinme,
ick, MacManus, l\lassan, l\ll~lster, Noble,
,nd, Schieffelin, Stockton, Stnckland, Tay-
, 29.
~one,
,ed and Not Voting-Senators G, Brown,
{lein, Locke, Shoemaker-Total, 6.

all members elected to the Senate having
.ative, the bill \vas declared passed. --

lded to H. B. No. 1010: Senators Enstrom,
:k.

r Senator Jackson; also Representative H,in-
wildlife, and providing for the regul~t~on
wildlife commission's control and provldlDg
. the wildlife cash fund,

publicly read, Reading of the bill at length
h by unanimous consent,

being "Shall the bill pass?" the roll was - --
llowing result:

.rs Allshouse, Anderson, Bermingham, Ha~
Cole, DeBerard, Dines, _ Enstrom, ~u'?
rIel' Garnsev Jackson, Johnson, Knuue,
nick, ~lac"i\Iir:us, ~lassari, Minister, Noble,

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1 Parker, Plock, Ruland, Schieffelin, Stockton, Strickland, Tay-
,) lor, 'Vunsch-Total, 29.
3 Noes-Total, None,
-1 Absent, Excused and Not Voting-Senators G. Brown
5 Calabrese, Darby, Klein, Locke, Shoemaker-Total, 6. '
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-; ~-\. majority of all members elected to the Senate having
S \'oted in the affirmative, the bill was declared passed.
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Co-sponsors added to S. B. No. 71: Senators Allshouse
Johnson, l\Iassari, Schieffelin, '

13 S. B. No. 17, by Senators Anderson, McCormick, Dines,
14 Jackson, Stockton, and Schieffelin; also Representatives Gus-
15 tafson, Bishop, Dittemore, :Mullen, and Quinlan-Concerning
10 interference with the legislative process,

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13- The title was publicly read, Reading of the bill at length
19 was dispensed with by unanimous consent,
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~l The question being "Shall the bill pass?H the roll was
-'>0) called with the following result:
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Ayes-Senators Allshouse, Anderson, Bermingham, Hank
-23 Brown, Cisneros, Cole, DeBerard, Dines, Enstrom, Hugh
~.; ~owler, Les Fowler, Garnsey, Jackson, Johnson, Kinnie,
h.ogovsek, McCormick, Macl\lanus, :Massari, Minister, Noble,
~ Parker, Plock, Ruland, Schieffelin, Stockton, Strickland, Tay-
:9 lor, 'Vunsch-Total, 29,
30 Noes-Total, None,
J! Absent, Excused and Not Voting-Senators G, Brown
~ Caiabrese, Darby, Klein, Locke, Shoemaker-Total, 6. '

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A majority of all members elected to the Senate having
\"oted in the affirmative, the bill was declared passed.

Co-sponsors added to S. B. No. 17: Senators Allshouse,
,Johnson, Massari, Strickland,

On-motion of Senator Cole the Senate resolved itself into
Committee of the Whole for consideration of General Orders
and Senator Cole was called to the Chair to act as Chairman,

_ GENERAL ORDERS-SECOND READING OF BILLS

The Committee of the Whole having risen, the Chairman
rePt?rted that the following bills had been considered and
ac IOn taken thereon as follows:

H S. B. No. 97, by Senators Anderson, Kinnie, McCormick,
R. Brown, DeBerard, Schieffelin, Noble, and Kogovsek; also
~pr~sentatives Strang and Edmonds--Concerning the appro-
b~~thlon of water, and providing for the appropriation of water
e state of Golorado to protect the natural -environment.