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Nomination put forward for Utah House speaker; no vote recorded in transcript
Summary
During opening proceedings an unnamed speaker nominated Representative H. Craig Moody for speaker of the Utah House; the transcript contains inconsistent renderings of the nominee—s name and records no second or vote.
An unnamed speaker nominated Representative H. Craig Moody for speaker of the Utah House of Representatives during opening proceedings, but the short transcript does not show a second or any recorded vote. The nomination was announced while the speaker addressed "Justice Howe," saying, "I nominate representative H Craig Moody as speaker of the House of Representatives."
The nomination was followed by a continuation of a formal motion to present the nominee, but the transcript text is partially garbled and inconsistent: subsequent lines render the nominee's surname differently and include unclear phrasing about "present[ing] the agents of the house." The transcript ends without recording confirmation, a second, a roll-call, or any vote tally.
Because the transcript provided is brief and contains inconsistent renderings of names and some motion language, the record here restricts direct quotes and attributions to the text phrases that appear in the transcript. No legislative outcome (approval, rejection, or postponement) is recorded in the supplied segments.
Next steps for a nomination to be final typically include a second and a vote by the House membership or a formal concurrence procedure, but those actions are not shown in the provided transcript.
