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Votes at a glance: House floor actions on Feb. 21, 1992
Summary
The House took dozens of procedural and final votes, including concurrence on several bills and final passage of multiple Senate bills; notable recorded votes include Substitute House Bill 14 (61–0), House Bill 81 (57–4), Substitute Senate Bill 25 (62–8), Senate Bill 192 (70–0) and second-substitute Senate Bill 91 (61–6).
On Feb. 21 the Utah House recorded votes on a broad set of measures. Major floor tallies recorded in the transcript include the following:
- Substitute House Bill 14 (Motor vehicle insurance / underinsured motorist coverage): 61 affirmative, 0 negative (House concurred with Senate amendments and returned the bill).
- House Bill 81 (photo radar in scribe zones as amended by the Senate): 57 affirmative, 4 negative (House concurred with Senate amendment setting effective date).
- Substitute Senate Bill 25 (hazardous- and nonhazardous-waste fee revisions), as amended on the floor: 62 affirmative, 8 negative (passed and returned to Senate).
- Senate Bill 192 (medical treatment of committed persons): 70 affirmative, 0 negative (passed and entered on the journal).
- Second substitute Senate Bill 91 (Navajo Trust Fund administration), as amended: 61 affirmative, 6 negative (passed and returned to Senate).
- Senate Bill 104 (voter-registration information; youth registration pilot): 69 affirmative, 0 negative (passed).
- Senate Bill 166 (forensic mental-health planning/bonding): 61 affirmative, 3 negative (passed).
- Senate Bill 21 (reauthorization of public-school trust land task force): 62 affirmative, 0 negative (passed).
Several other bills were read for second reading, placed on the third-reading calendar, or circled for later consideration; the transcript also records motions to circle task-force bills while the Senate resolved the number of task forces to send to the House.
These recorded outcomes reflect the House floor actions as entered on the Feb. 21 journal and, for bills passed, the immediate return of amended measures to the Senate for further consideration.
