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Votes at a glance: selected House floor actions and outcomes

Utah House of Representatives · February 24, 1994
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Summary

During the floor session the House approved a suite of bills including HB 262 (47‑23), HB 482 (68‑0), HB 205 (67‑0), HB 361 (68‑0) and several committee‑recommended bills placed on the third reading calendar; the session recessed for caucus at 2 p.m.

Key roll‑call outcomes from the House floor session include:

• House Bill 262 (administration of aquaculture) — Passed the House, 47 yes, 23 no; referred to Senate.

• House Bill 482 (federal retirees settlement) — Passed the House, 68 yes, 0 no; referred to Senate.

• House Bill 205 (state low‑income housing tax credit) — Passed the House, 67 yes, 0 no; referred to Senate.

• House Bill 361 (repeal sale of new lifetime hunting licenses) — Passed the House, 68 yes, 0 no; referred to Senate.

• Multiple committee reports and bills were read and referred to the Rules Committee or placed on the third reading calendar (examples: HB 417 expungement recodification, HB 338 pharmacy practice act amendments, HB 282 rainy‑day fund adjustments, and more). Several bills were circled or uncircled for later consideration or public hearings.

The House also adopted numerous committee recommendations that advanced bills to the third‑reading calendar or to the Rules Committee for prioritization. Members recessed until 2:00 p.m. for caucus and lunchtime events.