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Votes at a glance: key House actions Feb. 14, 2001
Summary
The House recorded votes on a range of bills and resolutions, including passage of HB 12 (65–5), HCR 6 (55–10), HB 350 (63–0), HB 280 (64–0), HB 158 (64–0), HB 323 (64–0), HB 102 (64–3), HB 139 (39–30), HB 51 (53–13) and failure of HJR 8 (29–41).
The Utah House took recorded and voice votes across numerous bills and resolutions during its Feb. 14 session. Below are key outcomes the House announced on the floor:
• First substitute House Bill 12 (safe anonymous infant drop‑off) — Passed 65 yes, 5 no; referred to the Senate. • HCR 6 (resolution approving a proposed commercial waste‑disposal site) — Passed 55 yes, 10 no; filed. • First substitute House Bill 350 (permitting local health and human services agencies into the state insurance pool) — Passed 63 yes, 0 no; referred to the Senate. • House Bill 280 (State Capitol Art Placement Commission amendments) — Passed 64 yes, 0 no. • House Bill 158 (taxation of interest on out‑of‑state municipal bonds starting 2002) — Passed 64 yes, 0 no. • House Bill 323 (sales/use tax amendments for rural hospital funding) — Passed 64 yes, 0 no. • First substitute House Bill 102 (state funding to equalize school choice transfers) — Passed 64 yes, 3 no; referred to the Senate. • House Bill 139 (cities and towns classification, civil service commission debate) — Passed 39 yes, 30 no; referred to the Senate. • First substitute House Bill 51 (workforce services amendments; Office of Child Care edits) — Passed 53 yes, 13 no; referred to the Senate. • HJR 8 (resolution urging Congress to create federal construction grants for applied technology centers) — Failed 29 yes, 41 no; filed.
Many other bills were read into the record, referred to committees, or placed on calendars by committee report votes reported on the floor. Where floor tallies were reported on the record, those counts are listed above; where bills were placed on consent or third‑reading calendars by voice, the floor indicated adoption of committee recommendations.
