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Votes at a glance: House approves multiple Senate bills and concurrence motions
Summary
On the morning calendar the House recorded final passage or concurrence on a range of Senate measures — including S.B. 119, S.B. 164, S.B. 167, S.B. 239 and others — most by unanimous or near-unanimous margins; the House also concurred with Senate amendments to H.J.R. 17 and H.B. 65.
The Utah House recorded votes on a cluster of Senate bills and concurrence items during the morning session.
Concurrence and final-passage items: - House Joint Resolution 17 (concur with Senate amendments) — motion to concur adopted; final passage recorded 72 yes, 2 no. (Clerk transmitted for Senate signature.) - House Bill 65 (driver's license and commercial driver's license amendments) — House concurred with Senate amendments and recorded final passage 73 yes, 0 no.
Senate bills passed on the third-reading calendar (floor-reported tallies): - S.B. 119 (Rural Medical Residency Training) — 69 yes, 0 no; referred to Senate for signature. - S.B. 164 (Tax credit for live organ donation expenses) — 70 yes, 0 no; referred to Senate for signature. - S.B. 167 (Penalties for false driver's licenses and ID cards) — 72 yes, 0 no; referred to Senate for signature. - S.B. 239 (Public Lands Policy Coordination), as amended — 71 yes, 0 no; referred to Senate for further action. - S.B. 41 (School and Institutional Trust Lands Act revisions) — 68 yes, 0 no; referred to Senate for signature. - S.B. 56 (Real Estate Exclusive Brokerage Agreements), second substitute — 68 yes, 0 no; referred to Senate for signature. - S.B. 114 (County and Municipal Zoning regarding billboards), as amended — 67 yes, 3 no; referred to Senate for further action. - S.B. 150 (Food Safety Manager Certification), first substitute — 73 yes, 0 no; referred to Senate for signature.
Several other items were noted as transmitted from the Senate or were circled/uncircled for later consideration. Representative Bigelow moved that the House Journal reflect that several fiscal-note bills were passed under suspension of the rules; the motion passed.
These outcomes represent the House's morning-floor actions; bills will proceed per legislative rules to be signed or considered by the Senate where noted.
