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Votes at a glance: House concurred with multiple Senate amendments, approved appropriations and passed a package of bills
Summary
The House recorded final actions on a large set of bills Feb. 26, 1992 — including concurrence motions and floor votes on a supplemental appropriations package and multiple measures. Key tallies are listed below for reference.
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah House completed floor action on a long list of measures on Feb. 26, 1992. The session recorded many concurrence votes with the Senate and final passage tallies for bills that were debated briefly or only on technical changes.
Key votes recorded on the House floor (as announced by the reading clerk and speaker in the transcript):
- House Bill 258 (children's legal defense fund, concurrence with Senate amendments): 60 yes, 2 no — passed the House. - House Bill 45 (clean fuel alternatives, concur with Senate amendments): 63 yes, 0 no — passed the House. - House Bill 453 (concurrence with Senate technical amendments): 67 yes, 0 no — passed the House. - House Bill 195 (corporate tax substitute): 72 yes, 0 no — passed the House. - House Bill 400 (information access amendment): 70 yes, 2 no — passed the House. - Senate Bill 121 (industrial assistance fund; amended appropriation lines): 52 yes, 15 no — bill passed as amended on the floor and returned to the Senate. - Senate Bill 212 (Minimum School Program Act): 55 yes, 17 no — passed the House as amended and referred back to the Senate. - Senate Bill 74 (termination of parental rights, as amended): 56 yes, 9 no — passed the House and returned to the Senate. - Senate Bill 149 (bond issuance limit amendment): 51 yes, 14 no — passed the House. - Senate Bill 115 (Guardian ad Litem expansion / Senate Bill 115): 62 yes, 3 no — passed the House. - Senate Bill 126 (social work licensure rewrite): 50 yes, 2 no — passed the House. - Senate Bill 123 (fireworks code amendments): 53 yes, 3 no — passed the House. - Senate Bill 143 (health department director qualification change): 38 yes, 36 no — passed the House narrowly. - Senate Bill 161 (later appropriations vote announced near recess): 67 yes, 2 no — passed the House.
Many of these were concur/technical motions returned to the Senate for signature of the Senate president; others were floor amendments that required referral back to the Senate for concurrence. Where recorded roll call tallies appeared in the transcript, they are recorded above as announced by the House clerk or speaker.
This list is an at‑a‑glance consolidation of floor outcomes; for legislative text, appropriations details and exact fiscal notes, reporters and readers should consult the official enrolled bills and fiscal office documents.
