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Votes at a glance: key House floor actions, Feb. 6, 1996

1996 Utah Legislature - House Floor · February 6, 1996
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Summary

A roundup of roll-call and voice votes from the House floor session: multiple bills and a concurrent resolution passed, including HB128 (67-0), HB60 substitute (68-0), HB36 (62-9), HB106 (57-13), SRC2 (72-0), HB121 (52-16) and several technical or noncontroversial measures.

The Feb. 6 House floor session produced a set of recorded and unanimous votes. The following items were passed and will be referred to the Senate unless noted otherwise:

- HB128 (Lewdness involving a child): Amendment adopted; passed House, recorded 67 yes, 0 no. - HB60 (dam safety substitute): Substitute adopted and bill advanced; voice/recorded votes noted, 68 yes, 0 no on substitute motion. - HB36 (Agricultural Protection Act amendment): Amendment adopted; recorded passage with roll-call recorded (62 yes, 9 no). - HB106 (Depredation compensation): Passed with recorded vote, 57 yes, 13 no; amendment to remove turkeys failed on the floor. - SRC2 (Senate Concurrent Resolution 2 — Smithsonian exhibit invitation): Unanimously passed, 72 yes, 0 no. - HB121 (State Park Access): Passed with recorded vote, 52 yes, 16 no; $1,000,000 appropriation for a 50/50 matching grant program was authorized. - HB50 (vehicle registration insurance repeal): Passed unanimously, 68 yes, 0 no. - HB180 (DUI for off-highway vehicles): Circled and later un-circled after clarifying code placement; passed 66 yes, 0 no. - HB31, HB21, HB107, HB100, and others: Passed as recorded on the floor (see transcript for full roll-call tallies).

Many other committee reports were adopted as a group, and the House took several procedural actions (substitutions, circling/uncircling) that are common in floor management. Where a vote was recorded on the transcript, the roll-call tally above is preserved; items with no roll-call number shown were noted as unanimous voice votes in the transcript.