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Utah House declines Senate amendment on assessor certification, appoints conference committee and advances several bills
Summary
The House refused to accept a Senate amendment to a bill on county assessor certification and authorized a conference committee; members also received committee reports, recorded bills signed by the governor and set a time certain for further hearings on a substitute House bill.
The Utah House of Representatives handled a series of procedural and legislative items after its ceremonial proceedings on Feb. 10, 1993.
A communication from the governor's office (dated Feb. 9, 1993) was read into the record reporting that Governor Michael O. Leavitt had signed House Bill 4 (franchise tax amendment), House Bill 11 (uniform child custody jurisdiction), House Bill 87 (reviser statute) and House Concurrent Resolution 2 (school trust lands exchange) and that the documents were transmitted to the lieutenant governor for filing.
Later in the session the House received notice that the Senate refused to concur with House amendments to Senate Bill 30 (certification of county assessors). Representative Matthews moved that the House "refuse to receive" the Senate amendment and asked the Speaker to appoint a conference committee to reconcile differences. The motion carried and the Speaker nominated three members to serve on the conference committee.
Standing committee reports were then presented and adopted; committees reported favorable recommendations on a number of bills (examples included HB 179 and SB 70). The House also agreed to place Senate Bill 19 and other bills on the calendar for third reading. Representative Stevens moved and the House set substitute House Bill 142 to a time certain at 10:30 a.m. on Feb. 11 for further consideration.
The House concluded with routine scheduling announcements and adopted a motion to adjourn until 10:00 a.m. the following day.
