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Votes at a glance: notable bills moved by the House on day 11
Summary
On its 11th day, the House passed several bills and referred others: HB192 passed 69–0; SB67 (Indigenous Peoples' Day/American Indian Heritage Month) passed 65–1; SB77 (motorcycle lemon-law) passed 67–0; SB87 (driver license privacy) passed 50–7; HB197 passed 68–0. Multiple other bills were read or placed on second-reading calendars.
The Utah House moved multiple bills forward or passed them on its 11th day of session. Below are the principal outcomes reported on the floor:
- House Bill 192 (repeal of thrift settlement financing provisions): passed 69 yes, 0 no; referred to the Senate.
- Senate Bill 67 (designate Monday preceding Thanksgiving as Indigenous Peoples' Day; designate November as American Indian Heritage Month): passed 65 yes, 1 no; returned to the Senate.
- Senate Bill 77 (expand lemon-law to on-highway motorcycles): passed 67 yes, 0 no; returned to the Senate.
- Senate Bill 87 (driver license privacy to reduce identity-theft risk): passed 50 yes, 7 no; returned to the Senate for signatures.
- House Bill 197 (limits on child-welfare recommendations and rulings): passed 68 yes, 0 no; referred to the Senate.
Several other bills were announced, read for the first time, or placed on second- or third-reading calendars by the reading clerk and the Rules Committee, and many committee reports were adopted without extended debate.
