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Votes at a glance: what the House passed and what failed on Feb. 25, 2000
Summary
On Feb. 25 the House passed a range of bills (HB 107, HB 2, HB 17, HB 345, HB 3 37, HB 3 71, HB 4) and rejected several measures (e.g., HB 332, HB 399, HB 3 32). The session included numerous concurrence votes and committee calendar changes.
Key final outcomes from the House floor on Feb. 25, 2000 (selected items):
- Passed and transmitted to the Senate • First Substitute HB 107 (mortgage practices) — Passed 63–1. • HB 2 (bond/capital facilities) — Passed 45–18. • HB 17 (school funding appropriation) — Passed 60–2. • First Substitute HB 345 (unemployment insurance adjustments) — Passed 69–0. • HB 337 (Immunity for foster-care referral organizations; House Bill 3 37) — Passed 68–0 (amended clarifications adopted). • HB 3 71 (third-party driver skill testing) — Passed 68–0. • HB 4 (executive compensation 4% across-the-board) — Passed 66–0.
- Failed or filed • HB 332 (snowboard binding notice) — Failed 22–47 (filed). • HB 399 (seat-belt evidence in civil litigation) — Failed 20–49 (filed). • HB 3 32 (release-binding acknowledgement) — Defeated and filed.
- Concurrences (selected) • The House concurred with Senate amendments on a number of bills (e.g., HB 209, HB 15, HB 154, HB 68, HB 36) under suspension of the rules; the clerk recorded the concurrence votes as shown in the transcript.
- Scheduling and rules • Leadership and the Rules Committee re-ordered the third reading calendars, lifted several Senate bills to the top of the calendar and returned other bills to Rules for further scheduling; the House set time‑certain scheduling for some items to be taken up Monday morning.
The House concluded its business after extended debate on several high‑profile items and left others to be scheduled from Rules. For exact tallies and the precise text of adopted amendments, consult the House Journal and bill files.
