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Votes at a glance: bills passed, referred to Senate; several measures adopted without extended debate
Summary
During the session the House adopted numerous committee reports and passed several bills on second or third reading, including housekeeping and programmatic measures; votes recorded included HB87 (67‑0), HB97 (72‑0), HB48 (72‑0), HB67 (70‑0), HB76 (66‑0), among others.
The House considered and recorded votes on multiple bills in a largely procedural series of actions. Highlights recorded in the transcript include:
- HB87 (Alternative Dispute Resolution certification housekeeping): sponsor described terminology changes; House passed 67‑0. - HB97 (tramway registration timing): a DOT request to allow license timing by rule; House passed 72‑0. - HB48 (internal performance audit at UDOT): amendment adopted to involve the Transportation Commission; House passed (vote recorded as 72‑0 in transcript). - HB67 (vehicle emissions and county program amendment): repeal of reciprocity requirement so counties can tailor programs under the Clean Air Act; House passed 70‑0. - HB76 (Education of Youth in Custody): passed 66‑0 and referred to the Senate. - HB57 (Educational Rights and Privacy Act amendment): pink‑sheet amendment to require parental notice on certain referrals; House adopted amendment and passed (transcript records 64 yes votes).
Several committee reports were adopted and numerous other bills were placed on the Third Reading calendar or consent calendar. Most of these measures were presented as technical, administrative, or programmatic and carried by voice or unanimous recorded votes; specific roll‑call tallies are recorded in the transcript where provided.
