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Votes at a glance: bills the House passed Feb. 21, 1995
Summary
On Feb. 21 the Utah House passed a set of bills on health, taxes, consumer protection, public safety and administrative matters and forwarded them to the Senate. Key tallies: HB246 (70–2–3), HB250 (66–5), HB319 (63–0), HB225 (63–0), HB160 (63–0), HB120 (65–0), HB189 (62–0), HB7 (56–6), HB288 (65–8), HB229 (65–7), HB102 (60–0), HB312 (56–2), HB253 (63–6).
The House completed votes on many floor items and sent them to the Senate for action. Key outcomes recorded on the floor were:
- HB 246 (Medicaid hospital assessment amendment): Passed 70 yes, 2 no, 3 absent. (See floor debate on the assessment and federal match.) - HB 250 (Wildlife board consolidation): Passed 66 yes, 5 no. - HB 319 (Grandparents' visitation): Passed 63 yes, 0 no. - HB 225 (Program to expedite juvenile court processing): Passed 63 yes, 0 no. - HB 160 (Property tax circuit breaker): Passed 63 yes, 0 no. - HB 120 (Sales tax carrier exemption): Passed 65 yes, 0 no. - HB 189 (Shorthand reporters amendment): Passed 62 yes, 0 no. - HB 7 (Authorized telephone charges/9-1-1 surcharge): Passed 56 yes, 6 no. - HB 288 (Workforce development): Passed 65 yes, 8 no. - HB 229 / HB 2 29 (Western Transportation Corridor study): Passed 65 yes, 7 no. - HB 102 (Regulation of prize notices): Passed 60 yes, 0 no. - HB 312 (Purchase of property allowance / Syngetix matters): Passed 56 yes, 2 no. - HB 253 (Driver education changes): Passed 63 yes, 6 no.
Several bills were circled for later amendment or advance (procedural 'circle' motions were recorded). Where floor debate occurred, the articles above provide detail; for bills with brief remarks (committee reports), the House largely adopted committee recommendations and placed bills on the appropriate calendars.
