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Votes at a glance: key measures cleared by Utah House on Feb. 20, 2004
Summary
The House moved a batch of concurrence and consent calendar items and other bills: notable approvals included first substitute HB245, HB218, SB200, SB52, SB29, SB107, SB179, SB5 and SB33 (as amended). Tally and disposition listed.
The Utah House took action on a series of concurrence and consent-calendar items and other measures on Feb. 20. Below are the principal outcomes recorded on the floor that day. Vote tallies are taken from the reading clerk's announcements and the floor record.
- First substitute House Bill 245 (insurance cleanup; concur with Senate amendments): House concurred, 55 yes, 1 no; returned to Senate.
- House Bill 218 (health-condition waiver; concur with Senate amendments): House concurred, 59 yes, 1 no; forwarded to Senate.
- Senate Bill 200 (license and certification extension for deployed National Guard members): Passed, 59 yes, 3 no; forwarded to Senate.
- Senate Bill 52 (insurance loss-history and CLUE protections): Passed and to be signed by the Speaker, 67 yes, 1 no.
- First substitute Senate Bill 29 (access to rural health-care providers): Uncircled and passed, 66 yes, 1 no; forwarded to Senate.
- Senate Bill 107 (advanced practice registered nurse compact): Passed, 64 yes, 1 no; returned to Senate.
- First substitute Senate Bill 179 (expedited appeals in child welfare cases): Passed, 69 yes, 1 no; returned to Senate.
- Senate Bill 5 (employment security modifications): Passed, 70 yes, 1 no; returned to Senate.
- Senate Bill 33 (Mobile Home Park Residency Act): Amendment adopted; final passage recorded as 55 yes, 15 no; returned to Senate.
- Second substitute Senate Bill 175 (asset forfeiture): Passed after extended debate, 46 yes, 27 no; returned to Senate.
These votes reflect the House's action on Feb. 20; bills with House amendments will proceed back to the Senate for concurrence or further consideration. Where the floor record did not list individual roll-call names beyond the announced tallies, tallies are reported without a roll-call vote record in this summary.
