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Votes at a glance: House advances and disposes several bills — HB098, HB301, HB153 among them

Utah House of Representatives · February 25, 2003
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Summary

On Feb. 24, 2003 the Utah House recorded roll‑call and voice outcomes on multiple items: concurrence on HB098 (74–0), passage of HB301 (67–0), and failure of HB153 (30–41). Several other bills were read for second reading or referred to committees; some votes in the transcript show counts or partial tallies while others are not fully specified in the provided segments.

Several floor actions and committee reports recorded on the House calendar included definitive roll outcomes for a subset of bills and committee referrals for many others.

Concurrence on Senate amendments: The House concurred with Senate amendments on House Bill 98 on the floor; the reading clerk announced that HB098 "having received 74 yes votes and 0 no votes, passes this body and will be referred to the Senate for the signature of the Representatives."

Passage on consumer protection: House Bill 301 (motor vehicle purchase amendments) was presented by Representative Don Bush; the clerk recorded the vote as 67 yes, 0 no, and the bill was sent to the Senate for its consideration.

Education resource conservation bill failed: First Substitute House Bill 153 (resource conservation programs for schools), after substantial floor debate and multiple amendments, was placed to a vote and the House recorded 30 yes votes and 41 no votes; HB153 failed and was filed.

Other floor actions: The House circled HB123 (prohibition on public funding for abortion) by voice vote; First Substitute HB137 (residential facilities for persons with disabilities) was debated and, according to the transcript segments provided, proceeded out of the House with no full, explicit roll‑call included in the excerpt (the record mentions "7 no votes" but does not show a complete tally). The rules committee report listed numerous bills read for second reading or assigned to committees.

This 'at a glance' summary lists only outcomes explicitly recorded in the provided transcript segments and flags items where tallies or final disposition were not fully specified.