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Votes at a glance: key House floor actions on Feb. 28, 1995

Utah House of Representatives · February 28, 1995
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Summary

Roll-call and voice votes taken on a series of bills including HB369, HB331, HB383, HB192, HB328, HB304, HB344, HB350 (enacting clause struck), HB4418, HB440, HB450, HB185, HB343, SB84, SB117, SB121 and others; several bills were amended on the floor before passage.

The House acted on many bills during its Feb. 28 session. Below are selected outcomes recorded on the floor (votes were taken as noted in the transcript):

- HB369 (money laundering amendment) — Amendment adopted; bill reported as amended and passed (64 yes, 0 no).

- HB331 (criminal exposure to HIV) — Passed the House (60 yes, 0 no).

- HB383 (Job Training Coordination Act) — Committee and floor amendments adopted; passed the House (64 yes, 4 no).

- HB192 (early retirement penalty) — Passed after debate (vote recorded on floor as 40 yes, 27 no in one tally context; recorded action in transcript indicates passage/transmittal).

- HB328 (Navajo aquifer study; first substitute) — Passed (67 yes, 0 no).

- HB304 (Used tire management amendments) — Amendment adopted; passed (69 yes, 0 no).

- HB344 (classroom supply appropriation) — Floor amendment capping per-teacher payment at $150 adopted; bill passed (vote recorded in transcript).

- HB350 (traffic noise abatement) — Motion to strike the enacting clause carried (motion passed); further interim work directed.

- HB4418 (displaced defense workers assistance) — Passed (70 yes, 4 no).

- HB440 (volunteer government workers benefits) — Passed (71 yes, 0 no).

- HB450 (county construction contracting) — Passed and transmitted to Senate.

- HB185 (Crime involving a dangerous weapon amendment) — Passed (67 yes, 0 no).

- HB343 (Utah State Fair Corporation) — Committee and floor amendments adopted; passed the House (vote summarized on floor and transmitted to the Senate).

- SB84 (Environmental Self Evaluation Act) — Passed (67 yes, 4 no recorded earlier in floor discussion).

- SB117 (Workers' compensation safety) — Passed (63 yes, 6 no).

- SB121 (Parents' medical payment responsibility) — Amended on floor; passed (vote recorded as 51 yes, 18 no).

This list is not exhaustive but captures the major roll-call outcomes and floor actions reported in the transcript.