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Votes at a glance: key House actions — concurrence, third reading items, and consent calendar
Summary
The House handled multiple concurrence and third‑reading items, passing several bills by recorded votes (including HB112, HB245, SB67, SB150, SB61, SB106, SB148, and SB117 among others); this roundup lists outcomes and brief context.
The Utah House conducted a series of concurrence and third‑reading actions this session. The following items received recorded floor action and will be sent to the Senate (or returned to the Senate for signature) as noted:
- First substitute House Bill 333 (antitrust exemption): passed on consent, 68 yes, 0 no; sponsor said it clarifies pre‑1981 exemptions and supports Intermountain Power Association financing.
- First substitute House Bill 112 (Transportation Investment Act): House concurred with Senate amendments; final passage recorded 65 yes, 2 no; bill will be referred to the Senate for the president’s signature.
- First substitute House Bill 245 (child custody determinations): House concurred with Senate amendments; final passage recorded 66 yes, 2 no, 7 absent; bill will be transmitted to the Senate.
- Senate Bill 117 (eminent domain amendments): House amended and passed the bill, 59 yes, 12 no, 4 absent; amendments include procedural notice/disclosure requirements and a limitation excluding trails and recreational paths from condemnation authority.
- Senate Bill 67 (conservation easement restricted accounts): amended on the floor and passed, 69 yes, 0 no.
- First substitute Senate Bill 150 (restitution amendments): addressed court-ordered restitution as a precondition to relief in some criminal proceedings; passed 66 yes, 0 no, 9 absent.
- First substitute Senate Bill 61 (Uniform Mediation Act): passed 67 yes, 0 no, 8 absent; Senate amendments clarified mediation neutrality and reporting duties.
- Senate Bill 106 (uniform interstate enforcement of domestic violence protection orders): passed 63 yes, 0 no, 12 absent.
- Senate Bill 148 (punitive damages discovery of wealth): passed 69 yes, 0 no, 6 absent.
These results reflect the House’s floor actions on the listed items. Several other bills were assigned to standing committees or placed on third reading calendars as part of the rules committee reports that were adopted earlier in the session.
Ending note: items that passed will proceed through usual Senate concurrence/signature steps; items placed on committee calendars will be scheduled according to committee procedures.
