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House reads committee reports advancing bills on trauma registry, Social Security number use and optometry practice

Utah House of Representatives · January 21, 2003
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Summary

Committee reports were read into the record and a motion to adopt the committee report was approved by voice vote, advancing HB 180 (trauma registry data), HB 181 (SSN security and use) and HB 12 (Utah Optometry Practice Act amendments) to the next calendar stage.

Clerk read committee reports from the Health and Human Services Committee and other panels, reporting favorable recommendations on HB 180 (trauma registry data) and HB 181 (security requirements and use of Social Security numbers), reported by committee chair Mike Thompson. Representative Catherine Bryson reported a favorable recommendation (with amendments) on HB 12, Utah Optometry Practice Act Amendments, and moved to adopt the committee report.

Members responded with a voice vote; the Clerk noted numerous 'aye' responses and the motion to adopt the committee report was recorded as approved. The Clerk then noted that four bills would be placed on the third-reading calendar for future floor consideration.

The session wrapped with scheduling notes about anticipated floor hours for the following day and housekeeping announcements regarding caucus lunches and RSVPs for social events.