The Budget Adjustment Act, or BAA, is once again heading to Governor Phil Scott's desk after the State Senate gave final approval to the bill in a vote along party lines on Thursday.Republicans offered up an amendment to put the governor's executive order language into the BAA to help improve its chance of getting a signature from Scott. However, that effort ultimately failed.Democrats said they still feel that Scott's executive order was an overreach of power and that supporting the amendment would codify that.Afterward, a vote was held on the bill itself, which still seeks to extend the adverse weather expansion of the Hotel-Motel Voucher Program to the end of June. That vote passed by 17-13.Meanwhile, Scott said he believes what he did was lawful.Scott is expected to veto the BAA once again when it arrives on his desk.