The Senate took up 47 bills: 5 together on the consent calendar, then 42 one by one, listed below by bill.
Journal
Senate Journal 7
Votes Taken
8 roll calls, 1 division38 voice votes
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The Senate journal does not record who spoke for or against a motion, so this is the vote record without the debate.
Excused for the Day
Show the 1 senator excusedRepublican 1
The journal records 1 senator as excused by the Senate for the day, that is, permission to be away. A senator excused for the day may still have voted on part of it, and the roll call record does not always agree with the journal about who was excused.
relative to a benefit for certain medical conditions covered by workers’ compensation and establishing a commission to study soft tissue injuries under workers’ compensation and to study the feasibility of developing a first responder’s critical injury fund.
requiring the insurance department to hold public information sessions and provide a comment period before approval of products to be sold on the health exchange.
requiring adjustment of the road toll according to changes in the Consumer Price Index, eliminating certain ramp tolls on the Everett turnpike in the town of Merrimack, and establishing a committee to study the effectiveness and efficiency of the department of transportation.
establishing a commission to review and make recommendations to standardize and make uniform the definitions of "domicile" and "residency" in state statutes.