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Votes at a glance: key bills passed during House floor session
Summary
The House approved a range of Senate bills and concurrence items during the March 2000 floor session. Notable results: First Substitute HB 80 (63–0), First Substitute HB 293 (57–3), Third Substitute HB 372 (59–5), SB 164 (64–0), SB 187 (68–0), SB 270 (65–0), among others.
The Utah House recorded final actions on multiple measures during the floor session.
Select outcomes: • First Substitute House Bill 80 (definitions on escape/escorting): concurred with Senate amendments, passed 63‑0. • First Substitute House Bill 293 (use of tobacco‑fund monitoring by Department of Health): concurred with Senate amendments, passed 57‑3. • Third Substitute House Bill 372 (requirements for concealed‑firearms instructors): concurred and passed 59‑5. • Senate Bill 164 (individual health insurance — medical exclusions by agreement): passed 64‑0. • Senate Bill 187 (child support guideline threshold change): passed 68‑0. • Senate Bill 270 (offender registry online with disclaimer and redaction for victims): passed 65‑0. • Third Substitute House Bill 35 (mental‑health parity): House concurred after debate; tally reported in floor sequence. • Third Substitute Senate Bill 230 (education housing development): passed 61‑8.
Procedural notes: several bills were publicly read, signed by the Speaker and transmitted back to the Senate for the President’s signature where applicable. Some motions to "circle" (delay) were offered and either ruled out of order or voted upon; where fiscal notes were missing or questioned members at times voted to delay further consideration.
For full roll‑call details and journal entries, see the House Journal entries referenced on the floor; measures will advance through the Senate or conference procedures as indicated on the floor.
