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An Act regulating sports wagering

Reported by Senate Committee on Ways and Means  ·  192nd General Court  ·  the legislature's own page

S2844  ·  Amendment

46 actions

In the order the legislature recorded them.

DateBranchAction
2022-04-25SenateReported from the committee on Senate Ways and Means
2022-04-25SenateRecommended new text for H3993
2022-04-25SenateOrder relative to subject matter adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #1 (Rausch) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #2 (Rausch) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #3 (Rausch) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #5 (Edwards) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #6 (Rausch) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #8 (Gomez) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #11 (Keenan) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #12 (Keenan) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #13 (Keenan) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #14 (Keenan) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #15 (Keenan) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #17 (Gobi) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #19 (Moore) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #29 (O'Connor) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #31 (Gomez) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #33 (O'Connor) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #34 (Feeney) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #35 (O'Connor) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #37 (Edwards) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #39 (Gobi) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #40 (Jehlen) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #41 (Keenan) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #42 (Keenan) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #43 (Keenan) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #44 (Keenan) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #46 (Tarr) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #48 (Tarr) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #49 (Tarr) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #55.1 (Eldridge) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #55 (Chang-Diaz) rejected -see Roll Call #158 (Yeas 14 to Nays 26)
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #62 (Feeney) adopted
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #63 (Tarr) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #64 (Tarr) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #65 (Tarr) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #66 (Tarr) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #68 (Montigny) adopted -see Roll Call #159 (Yeas 39 to Nays 0)
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #4 (Tarr) rejected -see Roll Call #160 (Yeas 4 to Nays 35)
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #21 (Keenan) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #50 (Keenan) rejected
2022-04-28SenateAmendment #67 (Rodrigues) adopted
2022-04-28SenateReprinted as amended, see S2862
2022-04-28SenateSubstituted, as amended for H3993
2022-04-28SenateSee H3993

3 recorded votes

WhenChamberRoll callQuestionTally
2022-04-28 17:29SenateNo. 158Question on adoption of the amendment 5514–26
2022-04-28 17:52SenateNo. 159Question on adoption of the amendment 6839–0
2022-04-28 18:07SenateNo. 160Question on adoption of the amendment 44–35

70 amendments filed

30 withdrawn  ·  22 rejected  ·  18 adopted

No.TitleMoved byOutcome
Senate 55.1Fairness in LicensingJames B. EldridgeRejected
Senate 1TransparencyRebecca L. RauschAdopted
Senate 2Addiction and harm minimization dataRebecca L. RauschAdopted
Senate 3No mandatory minimumsRebecca L. RauschAdopted
Senate 4Gaming excise to allow Massachusetts to be competitive with other states Bruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 5Sports Betting Criminal Records StudyLydia EdwardsAdopted
Senate 6Gambling addiction prevention through promoting youth mental healthRebecca L. RauschRejected
Senate 7Withdrawn
Senate 8DEI Sports Wagering StudyAdam GomezAdopted
Senate 9Withdrawn
Senate 10Withdrawn
Senate 11House RulesJohn F. KeenanAdopted
Senate 12Removing Emergency RulesJohn F. KeenanAdopted
Senate 13Preventing Financial Recovery Funds from Black Market UseJohn F. KeenanRejected
Senate 14Preventing Underage Sports WageringJohn F. KeenanAdopted
Senate 15Further Defining Biometric DataJohn F. KeenanRejected
Senate 16Withdrawn
Senate 17Race Horse Development FundAnne M. GobiAdopted
Senate 18Withdrawn
Senate 19Withdrawal of FundsMichael O. MooreAdopted
Senate 20Withdrawn
Senate 21Fantasy SportsJohn F. KeenanRejected
Senate 22Withdrawn
Senate 23Withdrawn
Senate 24Withdrawn
Senate 25Withdrawn
Senate 26Withdrawn
Senate 27Withdrawn
Senate 28Withdrawn
Senate 29Financial Literacy EducationPatrick M. O'ConnorRejected
Senate 30Withdrawn
Senate 31Workforce DiversityAdam GomezAdopted
Senate 32Withdrawn
Senate 33Category 2 OperatorsPatrick M. O'ConnorRejected
Senate 34Automated KiosksPaul R. FeeneyAdopted
Senate 35MarketingPatrick M. O'ConnorRejected
Senate 36Withdrawn
Senate 37Remove Physical Distance Consideration for Category 2 EvaluationLydia EdwardsAdopted
Senate 38Withdrawn
Senate 39Retired RacehorsesAnne M. GobiRejected
Senate 40Protecting employees from collateral consequencesPatricia D. JehlenAdopted
Senate 41Making Conflict of Interest Precautions ConsistentJohn F. KeenanRejected
Senate 42Compulsive Gaming Direct Assistance Program ReportsJohn F. KeenanAdopted
Senate 43Creating Two Categories of LicensesJohn F. KeenanRejected
Senate 44Distinguishing Category 1 and Category 2 Licenses for Sports WageringJohn F. KeenanRejected
Senate 45Withdrawn
Senate 46LicensingBruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 47Withdrawn
Senate 48Pro Sports Team Market AccessBruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 49License for wagering at thoroughbred Bruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 50Preventing Promotion to Underage IndividualsJohn F. KeenanRejected
Senate 51Withdrawn
Senate 52Withdrawn
Senate 53Withdrawn
Senate 54Withdrawn
Senate 55Fairness in LicensingSonia Chang-DiazRejected
Senate 56Withdrawn
Senate 57Withdrawn
Senate 58Withdrawn
Senate 59Withdrawn
Senate 60Withdrawn
Senate 61Withdrawn
Senate 62Athlete and Players Association NotificationPaul R. FeeneyAdopted
Senate 63Tax Payer Relief FundBruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 64Sports Wagering Advisory BoardBruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 65Support for veterans organizations Bruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 66Annual ReportBruce E. TarrRejected
Senate 67Corrective AmendmentMichael J. RodriguesAdopted
Senate 68Protecting Consumers from Unconscionable Credit Card DebtMark C. MontignyAdopted
Senate 69Withdrawn

Every action here is as the legislature published it. A bill that drew no recorded vote is the ordinary case: the House records roughly 150 a year.