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Votes at a glance: House floor actions Feb. 16, 2001
Summary
Summary of notable floor votes on Feb. 16, 2001: multiple bills passed and were referred to the Senate (HB 148, HB 157, HB 271, HB 132, HB 221, HB 289, SB 141, SB 149 among others); HB 279 failed in the House.
Today’s House floor yielded a mix of unanimous or near‑unanimous committee‑backed bills and a few contested items. Key outcomes recorded on Feb. 16, 2001:
- HB 148 (Child Welfare, Alternative Dispute Resolution): Passed in the House 67–0; referred to the Senate. - SB 141 (Telephone Harassment Amendments): Passed in the House 70–0; to be returned to the Senate for signature. - SB 149 (Utah Prosecution Council amendments): Passed in the House 71–0; returned to the Senate. - HB 149 (Municipal Cable Television and Public Telecommunication Services Act): Passed second reading and placed on third reading calendar. - HB 157 (Consumer Protection from Direct Mail): Passed 70–0 in the House; referred to the Senate. - HB 271 (Appraisals and Appraisers Amendments): Passed 68–0 and referred to the Senate. - HB 132 (Alternative Dispute Resolution, first substitute as amended): Passed 66–0; forwarded to the Senate. - HB 221 (Amendments to attorney lien law, first substitute): Passed 43–25 and will be sent to the Senate. - HB 289 (Clean Fuel Vehicles use of HOV lanes, first substitute): Passed 50–16 and will be forwarded to the Senate. - HB 353 (DUI amendments): Circled for future action (no final floor vote recorded today). - HB 279 (Individual income tax, personal exemptions amendments): Failed in House vote 21–45 and was filed.
These are the actions as recorded on the floor; vote tallies above reflect the roll calls or floor statements given in the transcript.
