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Votes at a glance: several House bills cleared to the Senate Jan. 24, 1995
Summary
The House cleared a slate of bills to the Senate on Jan. 24, 1995, including HB36 and HB21 (detailed elsewhere); notable roll calls included HB12, HB60, HB85 and others listed below with the outcomes announced on the floor.
The following actions and final roll calls were recorded on the House floor during the morning session:
- HB36 (Revision of alimony standard): Passed House 72 yes, 2 no; referred to Senate. - HB21 (Trust Fund for People with Disabilities): Passed House 56 yes, 16 no; referred to Senate. - HB12 (Nonprofit corporation trustee voting requirements): Passed House 68 yes, 1 no, 6 absent; referred to Senate. Multiple members declared conflicts of interest under existing rules before the vote. - HB60 / HB6383 (cashier's/check procedures as amended): Passed House 69 yes, 0 no, 6 absent; referred to Senate. - Utah Professional Boxing Regulation Act (business/labor item): Passed House 65 yes, 3 no, 7 absent; referred to Senate. - HB85 (post‑secondary proprietary school amendments): Passed House 63 yes, 0 no; referred to Senate. - HB35 (renaming housing trust fund): Passed the House and was referred to the Senate; roll call tallies were announced on the floor.
Several committee reports were adopted earlier in the session (Rules; Revenue & Taxation; Human Services; State & Local Affairs), and a list of introduced bills was read for first referral to Rules. The House recessed until 2:00 p.m. for caucuses following these actions.
Where vote tallies were read aloud on the floor, they are recorded above exactly as announced. Where the floor statement was ambiguous, the article lists the measure and indicates the bill was reported to the Senate.
