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Votes at a glance: House moves multiple bills to Senate, including HCR 3, SB 3, HB 106, HB 114 and HB 43
Summary
During the January 24, 1990 floor session the Utah House adopted committee reports and passed a series of bills and resolutions (noted below) sending them to the Senate for further action; several measures drew significant floor debate.
The Utah House took a number of formal actions on January 24, 1990. Key recorded outcomes of the floor session include:
- HCR 3 (resolution honoring Betty Calder): Passed in the House, recorded as 66 affirmative, 0 negative; referred to the Senate for concurrence. - Senate Bill 3 (workers' compensation fund amendment): Passed the House, recorded 61 affirmative, 2 negative; signed by the Speaker and to be transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 106 (child support guidelines amendments): Passed by the House 68–0 and referred to the Senate. - House Bill 114 (inmate income and expenses / 'cost of care'): Passed the House 54–16 and referred to the Senate after failed and accepted floor amendments. - House Bill 43 (Utah Fit Premises Act): Passed by the House 54–15 after extended debate and amendment; bill referred to the Senate.
The floor also adopted committee reports moving numerous bills (e.g., HB 86, HB 155, HB 181, HB 168, HB 195, HB 135, HB 185, HB 127) onto calendars or to rules for further consideration. Several other introduced bills and resolutions (including a cluster numbered in the 300s and HCR/HJR items) were referred to rules.
Where recorded, vote tallies above reflect the clerk’s floor report; where no roll tally was given on the record the House adopted committee reports by voice vote. These actions conclude House floor business for the day; the body recessed/adjourned until 10 a.m. the following day.
