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Votes at a glance: key bills the Utah House moved Feb. 12, 1992
Summary
The House took final action on multiple bills Feb. 12. Notable outcomes: Substitute Senate Bill 8 (referred to Senate for House amendments) passed on floor amendments; Senate Bill 7 passed 38‑35; Senate Bill 29 passed 67‑0; Senate Bill 61 passed 63‑2; Substitute House Bill 182 passed 53‑13; House Bill 1 61 passed 44‑26.
SALT LAKE CITY — During its Feb. 12 session the Utah House recorded final actions on multiple measures. Below are key votes and immediate dispositions as taken on the floor.
• Substitute Senate Bill 8 — Floor amendments adopted; recorded passage reported as 68‑0 in favor before transmitting to the Senate for consideration of House amendments (floor adoption of pink‑sheet amendments noted).
• Senate Bill 7 (in‑stream flow) — After debate and adoption of two pink‑sheet amendments, the House passed the bill by a recorded vote of 38‑35; it returns to the Senate for consideration of the House amendments.
• Senate Bill 29 (motor vehicle recodification) — Passed the House, 67‑0; committee reported it as a recodification with no fiscal note.
• Senate Bill 61 (Nurse Practice Act) — Passed the House, 63‑2; recodifies definitions and clarifies prescriptive authority consistent with collaborative physician supervision.
• Substitute House Bill 182 (Alcoholic Beverage Control Act amendment for winery) — Passed the House, 53‑13; sponsor said it will allow a regional winery to remain financially viable under amended treatment.
• House Bill 1 61 (library bond package) — After extended debate and several amendment votes, the House passed the bond measure, 44‑26; the bill will go to the Senate for further consideration and final reconciliation with the capital bonding package.
Other bills were read, referred, circled or placed on calendars; numerous committee reports were adopted and letters from the Senate were recorded on the House journal.
