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Votes at a glance: key floor actions, Feb. 19, 1990
Summary
Summary of principal floor votes reported in the Feb. 19 House floor transcript, including HJR 40 (57–5), SB 73 (57–11), SB 164 (57–5), SB 23 (66–0) and assorted bills passed unanimously or by clear margins.
The following list summarizes major floor votes and outcomes recorded during the Utah House floor session on Feb. 19, 1990, as announced on the chamber floor in the transcript:
• HJR 40 (resolution urging a federal earthquake project study): Chair announced 57 affirmative, 5 negative; resolution passed and will be sent to the Senate.
• Senate Bill 73 (liability exemption for ski-patrol personnel, as amended): Chair announced 57 yes, 11 no; bill passed and will be forwarded to the Senate.
• Senate Bill 164 (special fuel tax — collection at purchase): Chair announced 57 yes, 5 no; bill passed and will be transmitted to the Senate.
• Senate Bill 23 (Bear River development and oversight study): Chair announced 66 yes, 0 no; bill passed and will be transmitted to the Senate.
• Senate Bill 182 (educational telecommunications): Chair announced 66 yes, 0 no; bill passed.
• Senate Bill 194 (governmental immunity for damages arising from pursued vehicles): Chair announced 51 yes, 16 no; bill passed.
• Senate Bill 160 (UAPA amendments — child placement): Chair announced 62 yes, 0 no; bill passed.
• Substitute Senate Bill 198 (operator-assisted services/telecommunications): transcript records circling, amendment, reconsideration and final passage with votes announced in the transcript (various procedural tallies recorded; final passage announced later in session).
Several other concurrence and amendment motions were adopted during the session; where the transcript recorded a vote tally, it is noted above. If a bill’s label in the transcript appears with inconsistent shorthand (for example, HDR, HJR, HCR used in different lines), this summary lists the bill using the most consistent identifier recorded for the item in the transcript.
