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House passage roundup: multiple bills pass, several sent to Senate

Utah House of Representatives · February 4, 2000
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Summary

On the floor session, the House passed a slate of bills by recorded or announced voice votes: HB43 (68-0), first substitute HB26 (67-0), second substitute HB178 (64-0), HB153 (passed), HB152 (55-10), HB151 (69-0), HB252 (67-0), HB241 (64-0) and others; several bills were placed on calendars or circled for further work.

The Utah House on Monday processed a large number of committee reports and final actions. Notable floor actions and recorded results included:

- House Bill 43 (concurrence with Senate amendments): House announced final passage, 68 yes, 0 no; bill referred to the Senate for presidential signature.

- First substitute House Bill 26 (impounding vehicles with plates/registration not issued to that vehicle): Passed the House, 67 yes, 0 no; sent to the Senate.

- Second substitute House Bill 178 (property tax/certified rate adjustments): Passed the House, 64 yes, 0 no; sent to the Senate (see separate coverage).

- House Bill 153 (UDOT maintenance sheds): Uncircled and passed on the floor; clerk announced passage and referral to the Senate.

- House Bill 152 (justice court judge municipal office exception for third-class cities/towns): Passed the House, 55 yes, 10 no; sent to the Senate.

- House Bill 151 (lobbyist disclosure amendments): Passed the House, 69 yes, 0 no; sent to the Senate.

- House Bill 252 (city and town campaign finance amendments): Passed the House, 67 yes, 0 no; sent to the Senate.

- House Bill 241 (annual leave accrual/conversion): Passed the House (announced on the floor as 64 yes, 0 no); sent to the Senate.

Several other bills were placed on the third-reading calendar or assigned to standing committees via the Rules Committee report. House adjourned until Monday at 10 a.m.

This roundup is a floor-level summary; for text and debate details see separate articles on HB178, HB251, HB151 and HB241.

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