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House floor roundup: committee reports adopted and multiple bills advanced
Summary
The House heard multiple committee reports, adopted committee recommendations on several bills, and referred several measures to the Senate including HB64 (passed 64–10), HB12 (first substitute referred), HB187 (reconsideration and amendment), HB61 and others as noted on the floor.
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The Utah House took a series of procedural and substantive actions during the floor session. Multiple committee chairs reported favorable recommendations on bills ranging from seat-belt enforcement and motor-vehicle fees to occupational-licensing modifications; members moved to adopt committee reports and the motions were approved.
Representative Hansen moved to reconsider House Bill 187 (campaign contribution restrictions) and proposed amendments to align language governing lobbyist/principal definitions; the House adopted those amendments on the floor and referred the measure to the Senate. The rules committee printed and assigned a set of bills to standing committees for consideration in the coming days, and several Senate-passed measures were announced to the chamber.
Several bills were placed on the consent calendar for future consideration and the House scheduled follow-up committee work as needed. Where recorded, votes and referrals are included below.
