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Votes at a glance: consent-calendar measures, Feb. 17, 1997
Summary
The Utah House recorded votes on multiple consent-calendar bills Feb. 17, 1997; this roundup lists bills taken up on the floor, the outcomes as announced, and any procedural notes recorded in the transcript.
The Utah House registered floor action and votes on multiple bills during its Feb. 17, 1997 session. Below are items announced on the floor with the outcomes reported in the transcript. Where the transcript recorded a tally, it is shown; where the transcript did not provide a clear number, the entry lists the outcome and notes that the tally was not specified.
- Substitute House Bill 12 (concurrence with Senate amendments): motion to concur carried; House recorded 68 yes, 0 no. The bill will be returned to the Senate for the president’s signature.
- House Bill 226 (concurrence with Senate amendments / DUI/substance penalty expansion): the motion to concur carried; transcript reports the bill passed with recorded votes (yes and no counts reported in the transcript). (Tally in transcript: "73 yes and 1 no" as read aloud; clerk record may vary.)
- House Bill 342 (Prevention and Intervention): passed to Senate; transcript reported recorded vote (passage announced).
- House Bill 296 (annexation transition for school districts): reported adopted on second reading and placed on third reading calendar; floor vote recorded, passage announced with 66 yes, 0 no.
- House Bill 132 (bail/extradition adjustment): passed; transcript recorded 69 yes, 0 no and will be forwarded to the Senate.
- House Bill 343 (offender expenses amendment): passed; transcript recorded 66 yes, 0 no and will be forwarded to the Senate.
- House Bill 41 (restrictions on weapons at airports, sponsored by the Attorney General’s office): passed; transcript reported 64 yes, 5 no and will be forwarded to the Senate.
- House Bill 203 (designation of the Dutch oven as Utah's official cooking pot): floor debate concluded and a recorded vote occurred; transcript reports the bill's recorded tally in the session transcript (as announced on the floor). The record shows the bill proceeded following the vote.
Votes were announced by the presiding officer and the clerk; several bills were placed on the consent calendar or referred to rules due to fiscal impact. For official, certified vote totals consult the House journal and enrolled bills.
