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House clerk lists multiple Senate-passed bills for referral; several items transmitted
Summary
Clerk read a package of Senate-passed bills (including measures on planetarium amendments, pledge in schools, earned-income tax credit, funeral arrangements, vehicle disclosure for recalls, and adoption expense tax changes) and noted transmission and referral to committee.
The clerk opened the session by reading a list of Senate-passed measures transmitted to the House for consideration. Items announced included Senate Bill 51; Senate Bill 105 (pledge of allegiance in public schools, by Senator D.C. Butters); Senate Bill 110 (individual income tax, state earned income tax credit, by Senator T. Hatch); Senate Bill 10 (pre-need funeral arrangement amendments, by Senator P. Arendt); Senate Bill 104 (disclosure of vehicle information for product recall, by Senator D. Eastman); and Senate Bill 118 (individual income tax, adoption expenses, by Senator C. Walker). The clerk said these bills will be read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee. The secretary of the senate signed several enrolled measures, and the clerk noted other House bills (including HB 30 on public transit districts) had been passed by the Senate "as amended" and were transmitted for the speaker's signature.
