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Votes at a glance: concurrence on HB215 and HB47; committee reports adopted; HB92 passed

Utah House of Representatives · February 3, 2000
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Summary

On the February 23 floor the House adopted committee reports, concurred with Senate amendments on HB215 (69-1) and HB47 (69-0), circled HB81 for further work and passed HB92 (46-25); House Bill 6 was returned to the Senate for reconsideration.

The Utah House completed several procedural and final actions on floor business. Highlights:

- The Government Operations and Revenue & Taxation Committee reports were adopted. - The House concurred with Senate amendments and gave final passage to House Bill 215 (vote: 69 yes, 1 no) and House Bill 47 (vote: 69 yes, 0 no); both bills were transmitted to the Senate for the President’s signature. - House Bill 81 (Controlled Substances Precursor Amendments) was amended on the floor and subsequently circled (set aside) for further work after members raised concerns about livestock and supply-chain impacts. - House Bill 92 (Soldier Hollow day lodge and Heber Valley Depot appropriations) passed the House by roll call, 46-25, and will be referred to the Senate. - Representatives moved to return House Bill 6 (capital improvement funding) to the Senate for reconsideration and that motion passed.

These outcomes reflect both routine concurrence activity with Senate amendments and more contested floor debate on resource and policy commitments.