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Votes at a glance: House approves HB161 and clears several procedural motions

2003 Utah Legislature - House of Representatives · February 13, 2003
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Summary

Alongside the 61-9 passage of Third Substitute House Bill 161, the House approved a motion to allow Representative Holdaway to open a bill file for a special-education resolution, recalled First Substitute House Bill 48 from the Senate for technical corrections, and adjourned until 10 a.m. the next day.

The Utah House recorded several procedural actions after passage of Third Substitute House Bill 161.

Representative Holdaway asked for permission to open a bill file to draft a resolution regarding special education and to send a notice to Congress related to a referenced 40% matter; the House granted leave to open the file by voice vote. The transcript does not provide full text of the proposed resolution or details about the referenced "40%"; those elements were described only in Representative Holdaway's request.

Representative Urquhart moved to recall First Substitute House Bill 48 from the Senate to make technical corrections; the title was given as "Utah Construction Trade Licensing Act Amendments." The motion to recall the bill passed and the bill will be returned to the House for corrections.

Representative Curtis moved to adjourn; the motion passed and the House adjourned until 10 a.m. the following morning.

Actions recorded: third-substitute HB161 passed (61-9) and forwarded to the Senate; permission granted to open a resolution bill file on special education (mover: Representative Holdaway); First Substitute House Bill 48 recalled from the Senate for technical corrections (mover: Representative Urquhart); adjournment motion passed (mover: Representative Curtis).