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Votes at a glance: bills and resolutions passed by the Utah House (Feb. 6, 2001)

Utah House of Representatives · February 6, 2001
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Summary

The House recorded votes on a broad set of measures Feb. 6, 2001. Highlights: HB 211 (tuition waivers) passed 72-1; HB 80 (teacher transfers) passed 55-14; HB 244 (energy task force) passed 71-0; HB 85 (bus safety) passed 41-30. Several other bills and resolutions passed and were referred to the Senate.

The Utah House recorded votes on multiple bills and resolutions during its Feb. 6, 2001 floor session. Below are recorded outcomes as entered in the House journal and read on the floor. Where the transcript did not include a roll-call tally, the result is listed as “not specified.”

- HB 185 (repeal of Mammography Quality Assurance Advisory Committee): passed, 57-0. - HB 211 (tuition waivers for teachers, as amended): passed, 72-1. - HB 78 (sales and use tax exemption for school-event sales): passed, 47-23. - HCR 2 (resolution urging school boards to keep media resources a priority): passed, 53-19. - HB 80 (teacher transfers): passed, 55-14. - HB 244 (energy policy task force, formerly electric deregulation task force): passed, 71-0. - HB 257 (mandatory child protective service requirements): passed, 71-0. - HB 104 (mental health professional financial assistance grant): passed, 65-0. - HB 239 (support for children in state custody, as amended): passed, 72-0. - HB 258 (criminal sentencing amendment): passed, 68-0. - Second substitute HB 220 (burglary amendments): passed, 67-1. - HB 86 (Government Revenue and Tax System Task Force): passed, 50-22. - HB 85 (school bus safety requirements): passed, 41-30. - HB 108 (posting boundaries of wildlife management units): passed, 69-0.

Most passed bills were referred to the Senate for further consideration. Where the transcript lists committee recommendations or readings without a floor tally, those items are not listed here.