S.B. 155 Unclaimed Property Amendments

What this bill does

The bill lets the State Tax Commission share certain identifying information with the state's unclaimed property administrator so that unclaimed property can be returned to its owners. It also changes the dates when property held in certain tax-deferred and tax-exempt accounts is presumed abandoned, and allows multiple claimants to file a single claim for a decedent's unclaimed property.

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• 6 yes, 0 no, 1 absentSenate Government Operations and Political Subdivisions Committee: vote to change the bill · Jan 23, 2026Who voted how
• 6 yes, 0 no, 1 absentSenate Government Operations and Political Subdivisions Committee: vote to approve it · Jan 23, 2026Who voted how
• 28 yes, 0 no, 1 absentFirst of two Senate votes · Feb 11, 2026Who voted how
• 27 yes, 0 no, 2 absentFinal Senate vote · Feb 12, 2026Who voted how
• 10 yes, 0 no, 1 absentHouse Revenue and Taxation Committee: vote to approve it · Feb 24, 2026Who voted how
• 10 yes, 0 no, 1 absentHouse Revenue and Taxation Committee: Consent Calendar Recommendation · Feb 24, 2026Who voted how
• 62 yes, 0 no, 13 absentFinal House vote · Feb 26, 2026Who voted how

Hearings and debates

• Jan 23, 2026 Senate Government Operations and Political Subdivisions Committee▶ Watch
  Transcript (20 turns)

  1. Unknown speaker1:24:07speaker not certain

     I'm here. Oh,

  2. Committee chair1:24:08

     Weiler. Okay. Let's go to your bill. Senator Weiler we'll call Senate Bill one fifty five Unclaimed Property Amendments.

  3. Sen. Todd Weiler1:24:24

     Thank you Mr. Chair. I did see I just left, uh, two 15. I did see Senator Baldry waiting to testify in there. Um, and so this is a bill that, uh, was requested by, I believe it was the division of finance. And, um, it's somewhat technical in nature, but what it does is it provides for the state tax commission to share certain identifying information with the unclaimed property administrator for the purpose of returning unclaimed property. So again, this isn't like a privacy thing where we're going after you, they're like, Hey, we've got somebody's property and we wanna give it back to them. Um, but we need some more information to help find them. And it modifies the dates on which unclaimed property held in certain tax deferred and tax exempt accounts is presumed abandoned. And then it makes some other technical changes. So for anybody listening in the audience, um, there is a website you can go to and type in your name. And I think sometimes it asks for your birthday and you can actually find if the state is, um, holding unclaimed property for you. I've actually found some for myself. I found some from my friends and family when I was playing around with a website, um, one day. And, uh, you know, sometimes it's a hundred bucks, sometimes it's more, sometimes it's, you know, nine 50. Um, but, um, um, with that, uh, as part of my presentation, I'd like to kick it to our, um, constitutional officer, Marlon Oaks, our state duly elected state treasurer to, to, to also comment on the bill. Great. Thank

  4. Unknown speaker1:25:51speaker not certain

     You. Before we do that, yes, you do have a substitute online? Yes. Do you want Would that, I Would like that. Are we speaking to the substitute, Dan? Yes, I am. It's, it is technical, but yes. Yeah.

  5. Committee chair1:26:00

     Okay. We'll continue with Treasurer Oaks then in

  6. Marlo Oaks, Treasurer, Utah State Office1:26:03

     Great. Thank you. Yeah. Marlow Oaks State Treasurer. Thank you, uh, chair re members of the committee for allowing me to join this afternoon. Um, and thank you Senator Weiler, my own senator for, uh, helping with this and we're with my office on this. So really this is an, an important, um, bill that allows unclaimed property division to be more efficient, um, in returning property of the rightful owners and, and really aligns with, uh, changes in federal policy as well. So the first substitute does three things. First, the bill adds email addresses to the data fields received from the tax commission for data matched unclaimed property. Um, this data field was inadvertently o omitted in a prior statutory update three years ago. Email contact will enhance outreach efforts, particularly considering challenges we've had with the US Postal Service return mail. Uh, and then also having email addresses will support faster and more efficient reunification of funds with rightful owners. Second, the bill makes it easier to pay smaller air claims without exposing the state to liability. And finally, the bill updates the revised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act to align with changes to the IRS required minimum distribution age for tax diverted retirement accounts like 4 0 1 Ks and IRAs. Um, instead of specifying an age in state law, this bill references IRS requirements ensuring automatic compliance with future federal changes. So with that, I'm happy to take questions.

  7. Committee chair1:27:31

     Okay. That end your presentation center? Yes it does.

  8. Committee chair1:27:34

     Thank you. Alright. Uh, so first of all, we, we need to go back to the committee to, uh, a motion to substitute, um, would be the f title and Body of Senate bill. Where are we at 1 55 And replace it with first substitute 1 55. Correct? Correct. All right. Alright. Senator Sandall, go ahead and speak.

  9. Sen. Scott D. Sandall1:28:05

     Yeah, I would, I would move that we delete and title and Body Senate bill 1 55 and replace with first substitute Senate bill 1 55.

  10. Committee chair1:28:13

      Discussion to that motion. Seeing none. All those in favor? Uh, deleting first substitute 1 55 and replace him with first substitute 1 55. Say aye. Aye. Aye. Any opposed? Senator Vickers?

  11. Committee chair1:28:38

      A thumbs up. Okay. All right. That is unanimous. All right, let's, uh, open this up to public comment. Uh, we've got one in the room that would like to speak to this bill. We'll invite you to come up.

  12. Brooke Stevens, resident1:29:01

      My name is Brooke Stevens and I was an asset recovery specialist for eight years in California. Where I helped return is cheated property, um, to their owners or their heirs. And it has always, if you're opening up the code, I have a recommendation. It has always confused me why the amounts are not disclosed in Utah because there were a lot of people who would never have gotten their money back if we as air finders were not able to assist them because they didn't open their mail and they didn't trust it. For instance, I Uintah Spain to help a woman get it back because she didn't. I speak Spanish, she didn't speak English and she didn't trust it. And I just think disclosing the amounts and allowing air finders will help more people get their money, especially in the case when they're deceased. Because helping them put together all of that paperwork was one of our specialties.

  13. Committee chair1:29:53

      Thank you. Mm-hmm. Alright, we'll close public comment then and we'll come back for further consideration or action before

  14. Committee chair1:30:10

      Senator ml. Alright. Senator Weiler, help me with this.

  15. Sen. Michael K. McKell1:30:14

      This is a motion to approve Senate bill. I just came in halfway through. I read 1 55 first Substitute Senate Bill 1 55. And, uh, if anybody has not looked at this site, you should all look at, it's amazing. Tell, tell 'em the URL if I could. Mr. Chair, can you tell 'em the URL? The URL my cash Do Utah dot gov. There you go. I'm looking right now and I can see that my mother has unclaimed funds and it's actually an exact amount. So I know some don't give the exact amount, but this one actually shows the exact amount, $168 for a home buyer warranty. So there you go.

  16. Committee chair1:30:51

      All right. Okay. Uh, we have a motion discussion to the motion. Let's go to Senator Weiler for summation.

  17. Sen. Todd Weiler1:30:59

      Yeah, I appreciate, um, Senator ML'S motion and his, um, explanation. It often is insurance companies and others who are holding like cash deposits that are turning this property over to the treasurer's office. I did wanna note, um, the substitute that you've adopted. In addition to what I said in my original pre uh, presentation, it also provides for the filing of a single claim by multiple claimants for the unclaimed property of a decedent and establishes re uh, filing requirements for a claim that involves unclaimed property of a decedent. So if, if anybody within the sound of my voice, if they've had a parent die or a sibling die, you might wanna check for them and see if there's some unclaimed property for them that could be claimed for the family. Thank you.

  18. Committee chair1:31:42

      Alright, back to Senator ml for summation.

  19. Sen. Michael K. McKell1:31:46

      I'm gonna waive, thank you. Alright,

  20. Committee chair1:31:48

      All those in favor of first substitute 1 55. Uh, out favorably say aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Any opposed? Aye. Okay. Did you hear Okay, that is unanimous then. Alright. I do have one more, um, Senate Bill one 60,

• Feb 6, 2026 Senate floor debate▶ Watch
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  1. Sen. Todd Weiler52:04

     Thank you Mr. President Pro tem Senate Bill 1 55, uh, provides for the State tax commission to share certain identifying information with the unclaimed property administrator for the purpose of returning unclaimed property. And, um, it provides some technical changes, uh, and allows the filing of a single claim by multiple claimants for unclaimed property of a decedent. Uh, with that I'll yield to any questions.

  2. Presiding officer (Senate)52:37

     Thank you. Looking for questions?

  3. Unknown speaker52:39speaker not certain

     I don't see any, any back to you for a motion. Yeah, I move that, excuse me. First substitute. Excuse me. Excuse me. Yeah. Uh, do you have a sub or an amendment? I don't. We do. Yeah, I do. There there is. Thank you. Thank you. From the circle. All right. I'm sorry. Let, let, let me, um, here's what I'd like to do. Uh, let, let me circle and get ready on that second sub and I'll encircle after a few bills.

  4. Presiding officer (Senate)53:06

     Motion to circle any discussion of the motion. Seeing none. All in favor say aye. Aye. Any opposed? I That motion passes. The bill is circled

• Feb 11, 2026 Senate floor debate▶ Watch
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  1. Senate President (presiding)53:46

     Senator Weiler.

  2. Sen. Todd Weiler53:48

     Thank you Mr. President. I I have a second sub and all it does, it doesn't really make any substantive changes. It just says that the commission will not be liable for any actions arising from the unclaimed property administrators use of information that the commission provides to them. So with that, I'd like to move to delete first substitute Senate bill 1 55 entitled and Body and replace it with second substitute Senate Bill 1 55. Okay. Thank You. Motion to sub Motion to give, give that motion one more time. Motion to delete First substitute Senate bill 1 55 entitled Body and replace it with second substitute Senate Bill 1 55. Thank you. I place the motion. All in favor say aye. Aye. Any opposed? Roll the motion passes now. The bill substituted the bill. Thank you. Like I said, that's a very minor, um, sub uh, substitute change. This bill provides that the State Tax Commission can share identifying information with the unclaimed property administrator for the purpose of helping the unclaimed property administrator return unclaimed property to our constituents. And with that, I'll yield to any questions.

  3. Senate President (presiding)55:01

     Thank you. Looking for questions? I don't see any today. So go ahead Senator. Thank

  4. Sen. Todd Weiler55:06

     You. I move that second substitute Senate bill 1 55. Be read for a third time.

  5. Senate President (presiding)55:11

     Thank you. And the question is, shall second sub Senate bill 1 55? Be read A third time roll call vote.

  6. Unknown speaker55:17

     Senator Vickers Baldy Blu in Brammer Bus Cullimore Illa Fillmore Grover Harper Hankins Ipson Johnson k Juab McKay Macl Milner Musselman Owens pitcher Plum Rebe Sandal Stevenson Stratton Bickers Weiler Stratton Wilson. Aye. Winterton President Adams Aye.

  7. Senate President (presiding)56:24

     Second substitute Senate Bill 1 55. Having received 28 a votes zero nay votes, one being absent shall be read a third time. Senator Plumb

  8. Sen. Jen Plumb56:35

     President, uh, I'd like to request this to encircle Senate bill 1 42 please.

  9. Senate President (presiding)56:42

     Thank We have a motion. UNC circle Senate bill 1 42. Do you want to give me, there we go. Private probation and court ordered service amendments. All in favor say aye. Aye. Any opposed? Will that motion passes. The bill is uncircled. Think you're gonna amend it. It's a house day. So I think you've got a 1 1 1 Word amendment or something you wanna place in the bill?

  10. Sen. Jen Plumb57:10

      Yes. The, oh no, I'm sorry. I ma may have made a mistake then this was just a one word change in this bill, so if we need to recircle it, that's okay too.

  11. Senate President (presiding)57:17

      No, go ahead. If you got an amendment, let's go ahead and place

  12. Sen. Jen Plumb57:19

      It. Oh no, not an amendment. Just the bill is a, a small change. The bill itself is a small change. Sorry if I misrepresented that.

  13. Senate President (presiding)57:25

      Okay. Thank you. I'll go ahead and take a motion to circle.

  14. Sen. Jen Plumb57:28

      Okay. If I could Recircle please.

  15. Senate President (presiding)57:29

      Thank you. Motion to circle. All in favor say aye. Aye. Any opposed? Will that Motion passes. The bill is circled. House bill 55, House bill 55. Privacy compliance for education technology vendors. Senator Johnson. Senator Johnson.

• Feb 11, 2026 Senate floor debate▶ Watch
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  1. Sen. Todd Weiler54:43

     This bill provides that the State Tax Commission can share identifying information with the unclaimed property administrator for the purpose of helping the unclaimed property administrator return unclaimed property to our constituents. And with that, I'll yield to any questions.

  2. Senate President (presiding)55:01

     Thank you. Looking for questions? I don't see any today. So go ahead Senator. Thank

  3. Sen. Todd Weiler55:06

     You. I move that second substitute Senate bill 1 55. Be read for a third time.

  4. Senate President (presiding)55:11

     Thank you. And the question is, shall second sub Senate bill 1 55? Be read A third time roll call vote. Senator Vickers Baldy Blu in Brammer Bus Cullimore Illa Fillmore Grover Harper Hankins Ipson Johnson k Juab McKay Macl Milner Musselman Owens pitcher Plum Rebe Sandal Stevenson Stratton Bickers Weiler Stratton Wilson. Aye. Winterton President Adams Aye. Second substitute Senate Bill 1 55. Having received 28 a votes zero nay votes,

  5. Senate President (presiding)56:30

     one being absent shall be read a third time. Senator Plumb

  6. Sen. Jen Plumb56:35

     President, uh, I'd like to request this to encircle Senate bill 1 42 please.

  7. Senate President (presiding)56:42

     Thank We have a motion. UNC circle Senate bill 1 42. Do you want to give me, there we go. Private probation and court ordered service amendments. All in favor say aye. Aye. Any opposed? Will that motion passes. The bill is uncircled. Think you're gonna amend it. It's a house day. So I think you've got a 1 1 1 Word amendment or something you wanna place in the bill?

  8. Sen. Jen Plumb57:10speaker not certain

     Yes. The, oh no, I'm sorry. I ma may have made a mistake then this was just a one word change in this bill, so if we need to recircle it, that's okay too. No, go ahead. If you got an amendment, let's go ahead and place It. Oh no, not an amendment. Just the bill is a, a small change. The bill itself is a small change. Sorry if I misrepresented that.

  9. Senate President (presiding)57:25

     Okay. Thank you. I'll go ahead and take a motion to circle.

  10. Sen. Jen Plumb57:28speaker not certain

      Okay. If I could Recircle please.

  11. Senate President (presiding)57:29

      Thank you. Motion to circle. All in favor say aye. Aye. Any opposed? Will that Motion passes. The bill is circled.

  12. Sen. John D. Johnson58:06

      Thank you Mr. President. Uh, recent audits revealed that over 50% of education technology vendors contracting with the schools. And, and this includes audits that were done, uh, at,

• Feb 12, 2026 Senate floor debate▶ Watch
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  1. Sen. Todd Weiler1:38:15

     the tax commission to share information with the treasurer's office so they can help people, help identify people with unclaimed property, get their money back. And with that I'll yield to any questions. Looking for questions if say none going to you on the bill. Uh, motion that second substitute Senate bill 1 55 pass.

  2. Senate President (presiding)1:38:38

     Thank you. And the question is, shall second substitute Senate bill one fifty five pass. Roll call vote.

  3. Senate clerk1:38:45

     Senator Vickers Baldy Aye. Bwin Bramer Bus Colmore has Camilla Fillmore Aye. Grover Harper Hankins Ipson. A Johnson Quan McKay. Mikel Milner Musselman Owens Pitcher Aye. Thumb Rebe Sandal Stevenson Stratton Aye. Vickers Aye. Weiler Aye. Wilson. Aye. Winterton President Adams Aye. Second substitute Senate Bill 1 55.

  4. Senate President (presiding)1:39:34

     Having received 27 yay votes. Zero nay votes. Two being absent passes, this body will be sent to the house for their consideration.

  5. Senate President (presiding)1:39:41

     Let's go back to the second reading calendar if we can. Senator Plumb to encircle.

• Feb 24, 2026 House Revenue and Taxation Committee▶ Watch
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  1. Committee chair1:10:09

     Okay, last item on the agenda. Senator Weiler unclaimed property tax amendments SB 1 55. First substitute.

  2. Sen. Todd Weiler1:10:21

     Thank you. Uh, Mr. Chair. I had some misunderstanding of my floor sponsor. I thought he was gonna present this this morning. I, I'm with a man that needs no introduction. Our state, um, treasurer, this bill, um, provides that the state tax commission will share identifying information with the unclaimed property administrator for purposes of returning unclaimed property. It modifies the dates on which the unclaimed property held in certain tax deferred and tax exempt accounts as presumed abandoned. And it provides for the filing of a single claim by multiple claimants for unclaimed property, um, of a decedent. Lastly, it establishes a filing requirement for a claim that involves unclaimed property of a decedent. Um, with that, I'll kick it to Mr. Oaks to add any clarifying information. Great.

  3. Marlo Oaks, State Treasurer1:11:11

     Thank you. Uh, Senator Weiler. And, uh, thank you Chair Lyon, vice Chair Lyon, uh, committee. It's a a pleasure to be with you and thank you for the opportunity to talk about SB 1 55. Um, and appreciate my senator, uh, Senator Weiler working my, with my office on this. So, um, really this is a simple, but an important bill that allows unclaimed property to more, uh, the division to more efficiently return, um, property, mostly in the form of money. When we say unclaimed property, some people get confused. It's not really real estate, it's more money. Um, but that's the nomenclature. So, um, so the bill does a couple of, uh, or three things actually. And the, we're talking to the first substitute. Um, the bill adds email addresses to the data fields received from the tax commission, um, for data matched unclaimed property. So this data field was inadvertently, uh, omitted in a prior statutory update three years ago. Uh, email contact will obviously enhance our ability to, uh, in our outreach efforts, particularly considering challenges that we've had with the postal service, uh, lately with returned mail. Um, so when electronic payments, uh, soon become available, having EMO addresses will support faster and more efficient, um, payment to rightful owners. Um, the, my Cash Now program resulting from the 2023 legislation was temporarily, uh, halted, um, due to staffing shortages and, and a higher than expected volume of return mail. So, email communication could really help mitigate these challenges by offering a faster, more reliable way to contact rifle owners. Second, the bill makes it easier to pay smaller error claims without exposing the state to liability. So it clarifies that heirs are considered owners. It also allows us to distribute the money to one or more claimants on behalf of all owners when the estate qualifies for a small estate, a, uh, small estate affidavit process, which is, uh, claims under a hundred thousand dollars. So those claimants have to provide the small, uh, estate affidavit, sign a form, acknowledging receipt of the money in a fiduciary capacity, that they're receiving it in the, in a fiduciary capacity, and that they agree to distribute funds according to each owner's share and indemnify the state. When this procedure is followed, the state and its agents are protected from liability and any other o owners still re retain a cause of action against the claimant if the money isn't properly distributed. Third, the bill updates the Revised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act or rupa to align with changes to the IRS required minimum distribution age for tax deferred retirement accounts such as 4 0 1 Ks and IRAs instead of specifying an age in state law. This bill references IRS requirements ensuring automatic compliance with future federal changes. This is a technical correction to the Rupa language adopted in 2017. With that, thank you. That concludes our presentation.

  4. Committee chair1:14:14

     Thank you, Senator. Thank you. Treasurer Oaks. Uh, back to the committee. Representative Eliason.

  5. Rep. Steve Eliason1:14:20

     Thank you Mr. Chair. So I've got a question for our treasurer then. Um, so when it comes to required minimum distributions, do you have to do those each year that that money is held for a decedent? That was post seven? Well, now 73. Do you, do you have to do those to, to satisfy the federal requirement for distribution? I, I,

  6. Marlo Oaks, State Treasurer1:14:41

     I do not believe so.

  7. Rep. Steve Eliason1:14:42

     Okay. I was gonna say that would be news to me. I didn't, I was hoping you didn't have to. 'cause that's a lot of, that's a lot of keeping track of. Yeah. Okay. That's, that's helpful.

  8. Committee chair1:14:53

     Okay. Thank you. Seeing no further lights from the committee to the public, is anybody here from the public wishing to speak to this bill or claim unclaimed property? Um, that's a separate process. Okay. Anybody on line? Okay. We'll close public comment and bring it back to the committee and see.

  9. Unknown speaker1:15:11speaker not certain

     Do, sorry. Do you have a sub? Uh, is there one line number Two second sub. Oh. Oh, okay. It's already been moved. Okay. Okay. Yeah, sorry. Okay. Alright. I thought we took care of that Senate. Okay. Just, just checking. So, okay. Uh, discuss or see.

  10. Committee chair1:15:27

      Okay. Uh, representative Provo.

  11. Rep. Jennifer Dailey-Provost1:15:30

      Thank you Mr. Chair. I'd like to make a motion to pass out favorably second substitute Senate bill 1 55 Unclaimed Property Amendments.

  12. Committee chair1:15:37

      Would you like to speak to that? I'll waive Okay. Discussion to that motion.

  13. Committee chair1:15:43

      Seen no lights to the committee, to the sponsor.

  14. Unknown speaker1:15:46speaker not certain

      Um, I'll just say, you know, when you're sharing your newsletter or at your town halls, if you'd share the link. My cash dot Utah dot gov people, uh, I found money there a couple years ago. Um, it's like a hundred bucks. You know, it's not gonna change my life, but it's good to know. So it's, uh, it's really easy. My cash dot Utah dot gov. That's my sum.

  15. Committee chair1:16:05

      Nice plug. Little commercial break there. So. Okay. Thank you. The motion is to pass out SB 1 55 second substitute with a favorable recommendation. All in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Any opposed? Okay. Chair rules. That passes unanimously. Congratulations.

  16. Unknown speaker1:16:26speaker not certain

      Thank you. Would It be possible to put on the consent calendar, um, that that is a function of whether or not the, the next motion is a consent motion or a motion to adjourn?

  17. Committee chair1:16:41

      Uh, uh, Representative Eliason has his light on. We'll see what he has up his sleeve.

  18. Rep. Steve Eliason1:16:45

      I will make a motion that we place this bill on consent. Would you like to speak to that?

  19. Committee chair1:16:53

      I'll waive. Okay. No fiscal note. That motion is in order to the committee? Nothing. To the sponsor To To the sponsor. To the sponsor. Oh.

  20. Sen. Todd Weiler1:17:08

      Um, I, I would love that, but, um, I told Marlo he would have to ask, so.

  21. Committee chair1:17:15

      Okay. All in favor of placing SP 1 55 second substitute unclaimed property amendments on consent calendar. Say aye. Aye. And he opposed. Okay. Chair rules That passes unanimously. It's placed on the consent calendar.

  22. Committee chair1:17:30

      Representative Eliason. Thank You. Motion to Adjourn? Motion to adjourn.

  23. Committee chair1:17:34

      All in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. We stand adjourned. Thank you. Thank you.

• Feb 26, 2026 House floor debate▶ Watch
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  1. Unknown speaker28:12speaker not certain

     Second substitutes, Senate Bill 1 55 Unclaimed Property Amendments by Senator Weiler. This bill was earned in revenue taxation with the vote. 10 0 1. The House sponsors Representative Loubet.

  2. Speaker (presiding)28:23

     Representative Loubet. Thank

  3. Rep. Anthony E. Loubet28:25

     You Mr. Speaker. This bill is supposed to help the facilitation and return of unclaimed property. Uh, what this bill is doing is going to, uh, allow some sharing of confidential information with the, uh, rights. Let's see, the unclaimed property administrator with the department, uh, or the treasury and then, or the treasurer's office. And then, um, this information will still be kept confidential, but it'll allow, uh, the unclaimed property to be able to return to its rightful owner. And with that, that concludes my presentation.

  4. Speaker (presiding)29:00

     Thank you. Representative Loubet voting will now be open on second substitute SB 55 representatives as your voting. We'll be going to the Senate third reading calendar next. So everybody's awareness, Representative Pucci, would you like to vote? Seen all present, have been seen, all present, have voted votings now closed. Second substitute. SB 1 55 passes this body with 62 yes votes, zero, no votes, and will be, uh, signed by the speaker sent to the Senate for the signature of the president.