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Votes at a glance: key House floor actions (concurrences, HR 9, HB 206)

Utah House of Representatives · February 9, 2004
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Summary

The House concurred with Senate amendments on several bills (HB 37, HB 49, HB 24), adopted HR 9 on rules reporting (51–24), and passed the second substitute of HB 206 (74–0); HB 229 was circled without final passage.

The following are roll-call and notable floor outcomes from the House session:

- House Bill 37 (concur with Senate amendments): House concurred; reported vote 61 yes, 11 no. The House returned the bill to the Senate for signature.

- House Bill 49 (concur with Senate amendments): House concurred; reported vote 71 yes, 0 no.

- House Bill 24 (concur with Senate amendments): House concurred; reported vote 63 yes, 10 no.

- House Resolution 9 (rules reporting): Adopted 51 yes, 24 no. The resolution clarifies when rules reviewed by the Rules Committee may or shall be reported to the full House and was referred to enrolling.

- Second substitute House Bill 206 (Constitutional Defense Council): Passed as amended, 74 yes, 0 no. The substitute changed council membership and adopted reporting requirements for recipients of the constitutional defense restricted account.

- House Bill 229 (Public utility easements): Floor amendments were adopted but the House moved to circle the bill for further drafting; no final passage this session day.

Roll-call tallies and outcomes are taken from the House floor transcript.