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Votes at a glance: bills passed and referred by the Utah House (session highlights)
Summary
The House adopted numerous committee reports, concurred on several Senate amendments and passed or placed multiple bills on consent, third-reading or referral to the Senate; notable recorded votes include HB103 (67-0), First Substitute SB128 (73-0), and Second Substitute HB114 (59-12).
During the session the House disposed of a wide range of bills via committee reports, concurrence with Senate amendments, substitute motions and votes. Several items were placed on the consent calendar or advanced to third reading; a subset of recorded outcomes is listed below:
- House Bill 103 (concurrence with Senate amendments): Passed 67-0 and referred to the Senate for signature. - First Substitute Senate Bill 128 (protective orders involving minors): Passed 73-0; referred to the Senate. - Second Substitute House Bill 114 (management, enhancement and funding of 911 system): Passed 59-12; referred to the Senate. - Senate Bill 53 (first substitute, controlled substances amendments): Reported favorably by committee and placed for second reading/third-reading calendar. - Senate Bill 58 (youth corrections division name amendment) and Senate Bill 112 (government records protections for National Guard mission): Recommended for consent calendar by committee.
Other consent and committee recommendations were read into the record (judiciary, education, law enforcement and natural resources committees each reported favorable recommendations on multiple bills). The House also adopted a motion to delete and substitute HB114 with technical corrections and minor code-reference amendments.
Where recorded tallies were announced, above are the official vote counts as read into the journal. For many consent-calendar placements and committee recommendations the clerk announced placement rather than capturing a roll-call tally in the transcript.
