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Votes at a glance: House floor actions, Jan. 22, 2002
Summary
During the Jan. 22 House floor session the chamber passed multiple bills by recorded tallies: HB107 (63-2), HB52 (66-0), HB201 (67-0), HB192 (64-0) and others; several bills were circled for further drafting (e.g., HB187). This roundup lists outcomes and immediate next steps.
The Utah House took floor action on numerous bills on Jan. 22, 2002. Key recorded outcomes in the available transcript include:
- HB107 (obscenity/ombudsman coordination): Passed the House, 63 yes, 2 no; transmitted to Senate. - HB52 (Higher Education Savings Incentive Program amendments): Passed the House with 66 yes votes; transmitted to Senate. - HB201 (property tax judgment levy): Passed the House, 67 yes, 0 no; forwarded to the Senate. - HB192 (workers'compensation benefits for volunteer safety officers): Passed the House, 64 yes, 0 no; forwarded to the Senate.
Several other bills were discussed and either circled for redrafting (noted in transcript) or placed on calendars for second/third reading. Noted circled bills include HB39 (statute-of-limitations substitute process), HB187 (driver-license fraud amendments), and several interim and technical bills that were placed on calendars or circuited for internal work.
Where a recorded roll-call tally was given in the transcript the numbers above reflect the House clerk's announced result. In many cases individual member votes were not read aloud; only the final yea/nay counts were shown in the floor transcript.
