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Votes at a glance: Major bills passed on the House floor Feb. 27, 1995

Utah House of Representatives · February 27, 1995
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Summary

The Utah House passed a slate of Senate bills by voice or recorded votes on Feb. 27, including SB41, SB57, SB64, SB82 and many others; several bills were circled for fixes or sent to rules. This roundup lists outcomes and key details.

During the Feb. 27 session the House considered numerous Senate measures on consent and debate calendars. The following is a concise list of bills recorded on the floor that day, their brief purpose as stated on the floor, and the House outcome as reflected in the transcript:

- SB98 (technical judiciary amendments) — Passed (67 yes, 0 no). (SEG 189–227) - SB90 (appeal provisions relating to dismissals) — Passed (63 yes, 0 no). (SEG 232–256) - SB103 (local library interlocal agreements) — Passed (65 yes reported). (SEG 261–283) - SB132 (Children's Justice Advisory Board housekeeping) — Passed (68 yes, 0 no). (SEG 317–346) - SB74 (Green River State Park golf course fees) — Vote recorded; passed by voice. (SEG 352–375) - SB100 (state lands amendments) — Passed (68 yes, 0 no). (SEG 379–410) - SB149 (agricultural nuisance; substitute) — Passed (68 yes, 0 no). (SEG 415–441) - SJR10 (recognition of Bigwater as gateway to Lake Powell) — Passed (67 yes recorded). (SEG 447–476) - SB151 (legislative investigating responsibility) — Passed (67 yes reported). (SEG 483–511) - SB2 (notice of debt issuance; first substitute) — Passed (62 yes, 6 no). (SEG 513–541) - SB118 (Public Service Commission oversight technical changes) — Passed (51 yes, 19 no). (SEG 547–581) - SB108 (paleontological transfer act) — Passed (73 yes, 0 no). (SEG 609–637) - SB41 (Business Opportunity Disclosure Act — floor amendment reinstatement) — Passed (67 yes, 2 no). (SEG 646–707) - SB57 (mammography facility accreditation) — Passed (69 yes, 3 no). (SEG 1121–1156) - SB93 (big-game cropland depredation/friendly amendment) — Passed (67 yes, 7 no). (SEG 1160–1217) - SB15 (driver license amendment; first substitute) — Passed (70 yes, 1 no). (SEG 1220–1336) - SB22 (occupational safety; passed as amended) — Passed (55 yes, 17 no) after amendment (see separate article). (SEG 1348–1938) - SB85 (initiative/ref referendum requirements) — Passed (74 yes, 0 no). (SEG 3068–3078) - SB37 (alcoholic beverage purchase alternatives at state facilities) — Passed (67 yes, 4 no). (SEG 3230–3270) - SB82 (digital signatures act) — Passed (71 yes, 1 no). (SEG 3732–3802) - HB401, HB402 and other house-originated bills were also considered, and the House moved some measures to the third-reading calendar per the Rules Committee report (see transcript lines for complete list). Several bills were circled for correction or fiscal-note follow-up (for example HB401/HB426 and others); circled bills are noted in the transcript and will be returned for corrected language or fiscal notes prior to further action.

This bulletin summarizes floor outcomes recorded in the session transcript; it omits ceremonial recognitions, personal-privilege remarks and non-substantive floor business. Bills marked "passed" were either adopted by voice or recorded roll-call votes as shown in the House record and subsequently transmitted to the Senate or for further processing.