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Votes at a glance: House passes HB33; HB85 and technical fixes cleared

Utah House of Representatives (floor) · February 11, 1994
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Summary

On Feb. 19, 1994, the Utah House approved House Bill 33 (38‑33), passed Substitute House Bill 85 (41‑28) and adopted a technical date amendment to House Bill 234; House also moved HB266 to Human Services and adjourned.

On Feb. 19 the Utah House handled several floor actions:

House Bill 33 — Vote and next step: The House passed House Bill 33, authorizing a two‑year pilot to build a monthly‑updated insurance database to identify uninsured motorists. Final House vote: 38 in favor, 33 opposed. The bill was returned to the Senate for further consideration.

Substitute House Bill 85 — Vote and disposition: Substitute House Bill 85 was approved on the floor with 41 affirmative votes and 28 negative votes. The clerk noted the measure was filed and deferred to the Senate for further consideration.

House Bill 234 — Technical amendment: The House agreed under suspension of the rules to a technical amendment to House Bill 234 to make two sunset dates consistent (change referenced on floor: replace 1998 with 1997). The amendment passed on the floor.

House Bill 266 — Committee reassignment: The body approved a motion to move House Bill 266 from the Retirement committee to the Human Services committee; the clerk recorded the change.

Adjournment: The House adjourned until 10:00 a.m. Monday morning.