Discussion · Senate
John Barrasso Republican
“The Senate passed this bill by a vote of 77 to 22. I am reading the results and the bill into the official record.”
“The following Senator is necessarily absent: the Senator from Alaska (Mr. Sullivan). The result was announced--yeas 77, nays 22, as follows: The bill (S. 4668), as amended, was passed as follows: Sec. 1. Short title; table of contents. Sec. 100. Definitions. Sec. 101. Name, image, and likeness protections. Sec. 102. Modifications to Sports Agent Responsibility and Trust Act. Sec. 103. Agent registry requirements for intercollegiate athletic Sec. 104. Disclosures and establishment of name, image, and likeness Sec. 105. Academic protections. Sec. 106. Medical coverage requirements. Sec. 107. Health, wellness, and safety standards. Sec. 108. Office of the Student Athlete Ombudsman. Sec. 109. Comparable standards for access to facilities, services, and Sec. 110. Rules governing certain mid-season coaching transitions. Sec. 111. Student athlete representation on intercollegiate athletic Sec. 112. Transfer protections. Sec. 113. Eligibility to participate in intercollegiate sports. Sec. 114. Prohibited compensation and agreements. Sec. 115. Congressional approval of continuation of revenue share cap Sec. 116. Commission on the Future of College Athletics. Sec. 117. Recruitment and tampering. Sec. 118. Limitation on liability. Sec. 119. Private right of action. Sec. 120. Whistleblower protection. Sec. 121. Relationship to existing law. Sec. 122. Neutrality on employee or non-employee status. Sec. 123. Applicability. Sec. 124. Severability. Sec. 125. Protection of women’s sports and Olympic sports. Sec. 126. Mid-sized conference representation on intercollegiate Sec. 127. Title IX savings clause. Sec. 128. Protecting opportunities for American student athletes. Sec. 129. Disclosure of foreign financing of intercollegiate athletics. Sec. 201. Definitions. Sec. 202. Limitation on liability for transmission of collegiate sports Sec. 203. Requirements for entities selling media rights. Sec. 204. Market level broadcast access for college football and Sec. 205. Prohibition on certain conference mergers or acquisition. Sec. 206. Amendments to intercollegiate and interscholastic football Sec. 207. Media rights utilization requirement for college sports other Sec. 301. Short title. Sec. 302. Grants for improvement of broadband, technology, media, and Sec. 303. Grant uses. Sec. 304. Coordination. Sec. 305. Reports and evaluation. Sec. 306. Definitions. Sec. 307. Authorization of appropriations. ``Sec. 5A. Private right of action.’’; and ``Sec. 9. Registration of athlete agents and other requirements. ``Sec. 10. Endorsement contract requirements.’’.”
The following Senator is necessarily absent: the Senator from Alaska (Mr. Sullivan). The result was announced--yeas 77, nays 22, as follows: The bill (S. 4668), as amended, was passed as follows: Sec. 1. Short title; table of contents. Sec. 100. Definitions. Sec. 101. Name, image, and likeness protections. Sec. 102. Modifications to Sports Agent Responsibility and Trust Act. Sec. 103. Agent registry requirements for intercollegiate athletic Sec. 104. Disclosures and establishment of name, image, and likeness Sec. 105. Academic protections. Sec. 106. Medical coverage requirements. Sec. 107. Health, wellness, and safety standards. Sec. 108. Office of the Student Athlete Ombudsman. Sec. 109. Comparable standards for access to facilities, services, and Sec. 110. Rules governing certain mid-season coaching transitions. Sec. 111. Student athlete representation on intercollegiate athletic Sec. 112. Transfer protections. Sec. 113. Eligibility to participate in intercollegiate sports. Sec. 114. Prohibited compensation and agreements. Sec. 115. Congressional approval of continuation of revenue share cap Sec. 116. Commission on the Future of College Athletics. Sec. 117. Recruitment and tampering. Sec. 118. Limitation on liability. Sec. 119. Private right of action. Sec. 120. Whistleblower protection. Sec. 121. Relationship to existing law. Sec. 122. Neutrality on employee or non-employee status. Sec. 123. Applicability. Sec. 124. Severability. Sec. 125. Protection of women’s sports and Olympic sports. Sec. 126. Mid-sized conference representation on intercollegiate Sec. 127. Title IX savings clause. Sec. 128. Protecting opportunities for American student athletes. Sec. 129. Disclosure of foreign financing of intercollegiate athletics. Sec. 201. Definitions. Sec. 202. Limitation on liability for transmission of collegiate sports Sec. 203. Requirements for entities selling media rights. Sec. 204. Market level broadcast access for college football and Sec. 205. Prohibition on certain conference mergers or acquisition. Sec. 206. Amendments to intercollegiate and interscholastic football Sec. 207. Media rights utilization requirement for college sports other Sec. 301. Short title. Sec. 302. Grants for improvement of broadband, technology, media, and Sec. 303. Grant uses. Sec. 304. Coordination. Sec. 305. Reports and evaluation. Sec. 306. Definitions. Sec. 307. Authorization of appropriations. ``Sec. 5A. Private right of action.’’; and ``Sec. 9. Registration of athlete agents and other requirements. ``Sec. 10. Endorsement contract requirements.’’.