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Votes at a glance: key House actions Feb. 4, 1992
Summary
On Feb. 4 the Utah House advanced several measures: HB16 (hazardous-waste in cement kilns) passed 67–4; HB9 (immunization, as amended) passed 58–12; HB89 (second substitute, school board insurance) passed 58–14; HB125 (human services director qualifications) passed 60–8. Multiple bills were referred to committees or placed on third-reading calendars.
The House completed a busy floor session with recorded votes on several bills and resolutions. Key outcomes recorded on Feb. 4:
• House Bill 16 (hazardous-waste combustion in cement kilns): Passed the House 67–4 after extended debate on emissions, siting and regulatory scope. The bill advances to the Senate.
• House Bill 9 (immunization, as amended): After a successful motion to reconsider and floor amendments clarifying exemption filing and witnessing, HB9 passed the House 58–12 and was forwarded to the Senate.
• House Joint Resolution 18 (child nutrition): The House adopted friendly amendments narrowing expansion language (adding "as needed") and passed the resolution by recorded tally (announced as 59 affirmative, 13 negative); the nonbinding measure goes to the Senate.
• House Bill 89 (second substitute — school board insurance/compensation amendments): The House adopted pink-sheet amendments to the second substitute and passed the bill 58–14.
• House Bill 125 (human services director qualifications): The House passed HB125, which adjusts degree requirements for certain management positions in the Department of Human Services, by a vote of 60–8.
Other business included numerous committee referrals, placement of House Bill 209 at the top of the third‑reading calendar and introductions/personal recognitions. Several measures were assigned to standing committees for fiscal analysis and legal approval.
