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Votes at a glance: key House actions from the February 1991 floor session
Summary
Summary of recorded outcomes during the House floor session: concurrence on HB 150 (67–0), passage of HB 65 (72–0), HB 204 (70–0), HB 209 (58–13), and HB 94 (67–4). Several bills were placed on calendars or referred to committees.
The House handled a large number of measures during the February 1991 floor session. Key recorded actions and outcomes announced on the floor included:
- House Bill 150 (concur with Senate amendments): House announced the concurrence and recorded that HB 150 received 67 affirmative votes and 0 negative votes; the bill was returned to the Senate for signature.
- House Bill 65 (as amended): Final tally announced as 72 affirmative votes and 0 negatives; the bill will be forwarded to the Senate.
- House Bill 204 (storage and disposal of property of offenders): After sponsor explanation and minimal debate, the House recorded 70 affirmative votes and 0 negatives; the bill was forwarded to the Senate for further consideration.
- House Bill 209 (towing regulation, as amended): Following floor amendments and debate about independent towers and fee regulation, the House recorded 58 affirmative votes and 13 negatives; the bill will be forwarded to the Senate.
- House Bill 94 (fourth substitute — lobbyist disclosure): After extended debate and adoption of amendments (including a bribery-statute clarification and replacement of certain $25 triggers with $100 on specified lines), the House passed the fourth substitute on a recorded vote of 67 affirmative, 4 negative; it will be forwarded to the Senate.
Other procedural actions: multiple bills were placed on third-reading and consent calendars, committees reported on numerous measures and several other bills and resolutions were assigned to committees.
