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Votes at a Glance: Key House Floor Actions — Jan. 30, 1995
Summary
On Jan. 30 the Utah House passed multiple bills including HB81 (consent calendar), HB105 (water reuse), HB78 (disease-testing protections), and a series of appropriations and education-related bills; the House also authorized a conference committee for SJR2 before adjourning.
The Utah House conducted a busy floor session, adopting committee reports, passing several bills and appointing a conference committee before adjourning. Key outcomes recorded in the transcript include the following:
- HB81 (human services licensing committee membership): Passed on the consent calendar — result announced in floor record as 66 yes, 4 no. - HB169: Read and placed on the calendar; floor record indicates a positive vote (transcript phrasing recorded on floor). - HB105 (Water Reuse and Sewage Effluent): Passed and transmitted to the Senate (69 yes, 3 no as announced on the floor). - HB78 (Disease testing for at-risk public-safety officers): Amendment adopted to include first-aid volunteers; final passage announced (67 yes, 2 no). The bill requires court oversight before testing disclosures. - HB19 (annexation and school-district boundary implementation): First-substitute passed on the floor (transcript records 65 yes and associated no votes in one phrasing). - HB27 (teacher certification): Passed unanimously as recorded (70 yes, 0 no). - Additional appropriations and policy bills (HB125, HB65, HB33, HB65) were debated and recorded as passed in the House floor transcript.
Other actions
The Speaker announced conference committee appointments to meet with the Senate on SJR2 and the House adjourned until 10 a.m. the next day.
