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Votes at a glance: key House floor actions Feb. 18, 2000
Summary
Summary of several bills taken up Feb. 18: concurrence on HB257 (65‑1), HB171 (70‑0), passage of HB331 (73‑0), HB230 (69‑0), HB293 (68‑0), HB144 (64‑0), HB156 (73‑0), HB253 (65‑4), HB253 later reconsidered and passed 67‑4, and other committee‑reported items placed on calendars.
During its Feb. 18 session the Utah House recorded final actions on a broad set of bills. Select recorded outcomes from the floor: First Substitute House Bill 257 (concurrence with Senate amendments) passed 65‑1; House Bill 171 (concurrence) passed 70‑0; First Substitute House Bill 331 (Crime Victims Reparations Act Amendments) passed 73‑0; House Bill 230 (insurance commissioner obligations/actuarial appropriation) passed 69‑0; First Substitute House Bill 293 (use of tobacco fund proceeds, with amendments) passed 68‑0; House Bill 144 (sentencing enhancements) passed 64‑0; House Bill 156 (education ethics code amendments, as amended) passed 73‑0; House Bill 253 (higher‑education tuition exemptions for 100% disabled veterans, as amended) ultimately passed after reconsideration 67‑4; and House Bill 255 (tribal tax exemption on hotel occupancy) passed 47‑20. Several other committee recommendations were accepted and bills were placed on the second or third reading calendars as noted on the floor.
This roundup lists outcome tallies recorded on the House floor and does not attempt to summarize all committee amendments or bill text changes; reporters and stakeholders should consult enrolled bills and committee reports for authoritative language.
