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Votes at a glance: House actions on Feb. 24, 2005
Summary
Summary of bills the Utah House passed or acted on during the Feb. 24 floor session, including vote tallies recorded on the floor and next steps.
The Utah House took final action on multiple bills during the Feb. 24 floor session. Key floor votes recorded in the transcript include:
- House Bill 375 (mortuary law amendments): sponsor Representative Brad King presented the bill as statutory cleanup to electronic-signature language. The transcript records the bill as passed and referred to the Senate; the precise floor tally is not clearly recorded in the transcript and is therefore listed as not specified here.
- First substitute House Bill 381 (nonresident tuition waivers): passed 58 yes, 12 no; referred to the Senate.
- House Bill 373 (Education Technology Task Force): passed 65 yes, 5 no; referred to the Senate.
- First substitute House Bill 291 (Capital Preservation Board modifications): passed 71 yes, 0 no; referred to the Senate.
- House Bill 301 (Supplemental Appropriations 3): the House concurred with Senate amendments and passed HB 301 with 60 yes, 15 no; the bill will be transmitted for the President’s signature. Separately, the House voted to refuse to recede from amendments to Senate Bill 1 and authorized the Speaker to appoint a conference committee (Representative Bigelow moved; committee members named in the transcript).
- House Bill 272 (Patient Access to Providers and Contracting) as amended: floor amendment adopted addressing arbitration concerns and the bill was passed and referred to the Senate; transcript phrasing about the tally is inconsistent, so the tally is recorded as 'not specified' here.
- First substitute House Bill 18 (Transportation Investment Act) as amended: passed 50 yes, 24 no; referred to the Senate.
- Third substitute House Bill 263 (Insurers Rehabilitation and Liquidation): passed 72 yes, 0 no; referred to the Senate.
Where vote tallies are unclear or phrased inconsistently in the transcript, this summary marks the tally as 'not specified' rather than inventing numbers. All items listed were processed on the House third-reading calendar and, if passed, were referred or transmitted to the Senate as recorded on the floor.
