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Votes at a glance: House actions on March 1, 2005
Summary
On March 1 the Utah House recorded multiple final actions: concurrence on Second Substitute H.B. 49 (42–26), H.B. 79 (69–0), H.B. 223 (62–11); passage of H.B. 382 (70–1); S.J.R. 6 passed (64–1); H.B. 288 passed (47–25). Several bills were lifted to the third-reading calendar and items were returned to Rules Committee at the session's end.
The Utah House recorded multiple final actions during the March 1, 2005 floor session. Key recorded outcomes:
- Second Substitute H.B. 49 (concurrence with Senate amendments) — passed the House and will be referred to the Senate; final tally recorded in the House: 42 yes, 26 no.
- H.B. 79 (concurrence on background checks for certain family caregivers) — concurrence adopted and final passage recorded: 69 yes, 0 no.
- H.B. 223 (concurrence on driver's-license coordinating clause) — concurrence adopted and final passage recorded: 62 yes, 11 no.
- H.B. 382 (Supplemental Minimum School Program Finance Act, as amended to include preschool special-education teachers for classroom supplies) — final passage: 70 yes, 1 no; bill referred to the Senate.
- S.J.R. 6 (Space Exploration Resolution) — adopted with 64 yes, 1 no; resolution to be signed and transmitted to the Senate.
- H.B. 288 (Executive Compensation Amendments) — final passage recorded: 47 yes, 25 no; bill referred to the Senate.
Procedural items: H.B. 288 was briefly 'circled' earlier in the day (a procedural hold), S.B. 227 was uncircled and taken up for floor debate and passed (53–18), and a motion to return all bills on the House third-reading calendar to the Rules Committee passed later in the session. Several amendments to S.B. 227 were adopted and others rejected on recorded or division votes.
