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House reconsiders SB 264 for technical bonding correction, approves amendment

Utah House of Representatives · February 27, 1996
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Summary

The House reconsidered Senate Bill 264, adopted a technical wording change to a bonding threshold on the Senate calendar (bracketed 60 changed to 30 on page 8, line 30) and passed the bill on a recorded vote reported as 60 yes to 4 no.

Late in the Feb. 27 floor session the House voted to reconsider earlier action on Senate Bill 264 (bonding law amendments) for a technical correction. Representative movers sought to correct a missed line on page 8, line 30, replacing '60' with '30' in bracketed language to make the bill consistent with prior motions.

The House moved the item to the Senate calendar, made the targeted textual amendment, and then completed the floor vote. The clerk announced that SB 264 passed the House with 60 yes votes and 4 no votes and will be returned to the Senate for further action.