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Votes at a glance: key bills advanced by the Utah House on Feb. 25, 1998
Summary
The House advanced multiple consent-calendar bills and recorded several notable roll-call results, including passage of HB169 (71-0), HB374 (70-0), HB395 (69-0), SB132 (69-0) and narrow passage of HB388 (51-50); HB137 passed later in the day 43-29.
SALT LAKE CITY — During its Feb. 25 floor session the Utah House advanced a number of consent-calendar bills and recorded several roll-call results. Highlights below reflect clerk announcements on the floor.
- House Bill 169 (Public Safety organizational amendments): clerk reported 71 yes, 0 no; bill to be forwarded to the Senate. - House Bill 374 (frivolous inmate litigation deterrence amendment): clerk reported 70 yes, 0 no; bill forwarded to the Senate. - House Bill 395 (tax assessments and refund-claim procedures): clerk reported 69 yes, 0 no; bill forwarded to the Senate. - Senate Bill 132 (notice on creation/modification of political subdivisions): clerk reported 69 yes votes when read; bill forwarded to Senate procedures as read for the public record. - Substitute House Bill 227 (concurrence with Senate amendments on special district collections): clerk reported 69 yes, 0 no when returned to Senate for signatures. - House Bill 388 (Private Property Ombudsman): amended on the floor to allow arbitration tools and second appraisals; final passage was close — clerk reported 51 yes, 50 no; bill forwarded to Senate. - House Bill 137 (Children's Health Insurance): recorded final passage later in the day at 43 yes, 29 no (see full article for details).
These results reflect the clerk—s votes and the House—s movement of multiple items to the Senate for further consideration. If a particular bill—s tally is critical for recordkeeping, consult the House journal for the official roll call and text of amendments.
