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Votes at a glance: HCR 13, HB 22, HB 15, HB 87 and other House actions
Summary
The Utah House recorded votes on several measures: HCR 13 honoring visitors from Hof, Germany; HB 22 (veterans preference); HB 15 (county personnel amendments); HB 87 (administrative rules review) and others — all were forwarded to the Senate as recorded on the floor.
The House recorded and forwarded several measures to the Senate and completed procedural actions during the January 1992 session.
HCR 13 (Honoring visitors from Hof, Germany): After recognition of the sister-city delegation, the House approved HCR 13. The clerk recorded an initial tally of 64 affirmative votes and, after adding representatives who had missed the buzzer, a final tally of 66 affirmative votes and 0 negative votes; HCR 13 was forwarded to the Senate.
House Bill 22 (Veterans preference): Representative Moody said the fiscal note was corrected to show no fiscal impact; the House passed HB 22 on the floor by voice/recorded vote, 64–0, and sent it to the Senate.
House Bill 15 (County personnel management amendments): Representative John L. Valentine presented changes clarifying local authority over county pay plans and creating an office of personnel management; HB 15 passed the House 62–1 and was transmitted to the Senate.
House Bill 87 (Administrative Rules Committee changes): Representative Fred R. Hunsaker summarized the changes to recipients and notification procedures; HB 87 passed the House with recorded affirmative votes and was forwarded to the Senate.
Rules committee report: The Rules Committee recommended procedural handling for bills with fiscal impacts and other standing business; the body adopted the rules committee report.
Several representatives made oral conflict-of-interest disclosures for the journal when they were likely to have a financial interest in a measure; the Speaker and legal counsel clarified that written filings satisfy the rule but oral declarations may be made to ensure public record. The House adjourned until the next scheduled floor session.
