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Votes at a glance: House roll-call summary for March 1, 2000

Utah House of Representatives · March 1, 2000
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Summary

Key floor outcomes: House passed or acted on dozens of bills and amendments; this roundup lists final votes reported on March 1, 2000, with tallies and immediate next steps.

The Utah House recorded multiple final actions on March 1, 2000. Below are the principal floor outcomes as announced on the journal and in floor roll calls.

- HB 245 (final passage after concurrence): Passed 57 yes, 8 no; referred to Senate for president's signature (motion to concur adopted). (First raised: SEG 120; final tally: SEG 146-148.)

- SB 55 (Mineral Lease Act, as amended): Passed 64 yes, 8 no; returned to Senate for signature. (SEG 152239 / vote SEG 336338.)

- SB 41 (privacy of financial information; concurrence): Passed 67 yes, 3 no; signed and entered on the journal. (SEG 344369.)

- SB 189 (motor vehicle insurance coverage, underinsured provisions): Passed 56 yes, 9 no; referred to Senate. (SEG 12101212.)

- SB 15 (third substitute, tobacco settlement revenue use): Motion to reconsider and adopt amendments passed; House passed third substitute 48 yes, 23 no; referred to Senate. (SEG 12601733.)

- SB 55 amendment votes and final passage noted above. (SEG 152339.)

- SB 176 (highway improvement funding linked to Grand Salt Lake Mall): Final vote failed (24 yes, 42 no); bill filed. (SEG 28122837.)

- SB 56 (digital certificates / e-government, amended): Passed as amended 50 yes, 13 no; referred to Senate for concurrence. (SEG 28392998.)

- SB 157 (Nursing Practice Act amendments): Passed 62 yes, 1 no; entered on the journal and forwarded. (SEG 30013175.)

- SB 137 (salvage vehicle buyers licensing): Passed 38 yes, 36 no; referred to Senate. (SEG 34903571.)

- SB 163 (regulating dealer sales days / weekend closing): Passed 49 yes, 21 no; referred to Senate. (SEG 35813927.)

- SB 183 (Utah Correctional Industries business park, first substitute): Passed 61 yes, 0 no; referred to Senate. (SEG 39304323.)

Why this roundup: These roll calls reflect final floor actions and will determine which measures proceed for Senate consideration or implementation. For details, consult the transcript segments cited above and the enrolled bill texts.