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Floor roundup: multiple Senate bills transmitted; committee assignments announced

Utah House of Representatives (1997 session) ยท January 28, 1997
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Summary

Clerk listed several Senate bills passed and transmitted for consideration (including SB4, SB83, SB89, SB90, SB94, SB104). The Rules Committee report and additional committee assignments were adopted without opposition.

Early in the session the clerk read a group of Senate bills passed and transmitted for House consideration: SB 4 (capital homicide amendment) by Senator Lee Bueller; SB 83 (Judge's Non-Contributory Retirement System) by Senator C. Peterson; SB 89 and SB 90 (juvenile court/short-term commitment and juvenile court powers) by Senator M. Tanner et al.; SB 94 (information technology amendments) by Senator D. Steele; and SB 104 (state risk management coverage of teachers) by Senator L. Holt.

Madam Maincliff presented the Rules Committee report listing house bills and resolutions to be printed and assigned. Representative Hickman moved adoption of the Rules report; the body adopted it without recorded opposition. Committee assignments were announced (e.g., business, labor and economic development; education; government operations; health and human services; judiciary; natural resources, agriculture and environment; revenue and taxation; transportation). Several committee reports (including Business, Labor and Economic Development on HB 63 and substitute HB 218) were adopted and those bills were placed on the appropriate calendars.

What's next: listed bills will proceed through their assigned committees for further consideration.