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Votes at a glance: House passes bills on arts placement, seismic commission and others

Utah House of Representatives · January 19, 2000
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Summary

The Utah House recorded unanimous or near-unanimous roll-call outcomes on several bills and referred them to the Senate: House Bill 40 (72–0), House Bill 6 (72–0), House Bill 188 (72–0), and House Bill 200 (73–0).

SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah House recorded the following floor outcomes and referrals to the Senate during the session:

• House Bill 40: Announced on the floor as having received 72 yes votes and 0 no votes; passed and referred to the Senate.

• House Bill 6 (Funding for Capital Improvement Projects): Passed the House with 72 yes votes and 0 no votes; referred to the Senate (see separate coverage for debate and details).

• House Bill 188 (Capital Arts Placement Commission): Passed the House with 72 yes votes and 0 no votes and was referred to the Senate; bill adds a public member to the commission to enhance public spaces in the Capitol.

• House Bill 200 (Seismic Safety Commission amendments): Passed the House with 73 yes votes and 0 no votes and was referred to the Senate; the bill amends commission membership and permits acceptance of non-general-fund contributions.

All recorded passage votes on the floor were followed by formal referral to the Utah Senate.