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Votes at a Glance: Major House Floor Actions on Feb. 9, 1995
Summary
On Feb. 9 the Utah House adopted multiple committee reports and passed several senate and house bills on the consent calendar, including SB 3, SB 6, SB 14, SB 17, SB 33, SB 35, SB 40, SB 53, SB 62, SB 66 and HB 98; detailed tallies and committee referrals are listed.
The Utah House on Feb. 9, 1995 processed a lengthy consent calendar and several floor items, adopting committee reports and voting on multiple bills. Key recorded outcomes on the House floor that day included:
- SB 3 (labor/employment security): committee vote reported 15-0-2; floor passage recorded by voice/roll call as passed (72-0 as announced). - SB 6 (Good Neighbor notice policy for adjacent municipalities): floor vote recorded as 63-0 (passed). - SB 14 (weapons/wildlife code realignment and related public-safety provisions): floor vote recorded as 65-0 (passed). - SB 17 (sales-leaseback taxation clarification): floor vote recorded as 68-0 (passed). - SB 33 (repeal of Transient Vendors Act): floor vote recorded as 69-0 (passed). - SB 35 (Credit Services Organization Act): after a floor amendment deleting agency enforcement language the bill passed 68-0. - SB 40 (wholesale vehicle auction paperwork simplification): floor vote recorded as 67-0 (passed). - SB 53 (aftermarket crash parts regulatory transfer to Department of Insurance): floor vote recorded as 70-0 (passed). - SB 62 (uniform transfer-on-death security registration): floor vote recorded as 68-0 (passed). - SB 66 (Tax Commission financial information access): floor vote recorded as 53-12 (passed). - HB 98 (appropriation for services to people with disabilities, $50,000): floor vote recorded as 60-9 (passed).
Several bills were placed on second- or third-reading calendars or assigned to committees, and a number of bills were circled for amendment (e.g., SB 18 and SB 4) pending technical language. The House also adopted committee reports (Rules, Judiciary, Transportation and others) by voice votes earlier in the session.
This summary records only actions and tallies announced on the House floor on Feb. 9. For text, committee reports, fiscal notes and final engrossment dates consult the House journal and legislative clerk’s entries.
