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Votes at a glance: bills the House moved to the Senate in this session
Summary
The House took final floor action on multiple bills and transmitted them to the Senate, including measures on aging services, rural health funding, real-property disclosures, concealed-firearms instructor regulation, transportation funding, and retirement benefits.
During the floor session the House completed votes and transmitted several bills to the Senate. Key outcomes recorded in the floor transcript excerpt included:
- House Bill 303 (Aging and Adult Services program amendments): Sponsor said the bill codifies division responsibilities for home- and community-based services; the House recorded 58 yes, 0 no and will transmit the bill to the Senate.
- House Bill 193 (Sales/use tax funding for rural health care): The bill broadens permitted uses of county-option sales/use tax revenue for rural health facilities and emergency medical services; it passed 64 yes, 3 no and will be transmitted to the Senate.
- House Bill 196 (Real property disclosures): Optional recording of notices that property abuts military installations was debated and the bill passed the House and will be transmitted to the Senate; the transcript records passage but a clear roll-call tally was not printed in the excerpt provided.
- House Bill 350 (Concealed firearms instructors): As amended (technical and fiscal fixes), the bill passed with 65 yes, 0 no and will go to the Senate.
- House Bill 372 (Local option transportation tax for Grant's Tower rail realignment): The House approved authorization for Salt Lake County to use up to $3.5M of quarter-of-quarter funds to participate in a rail realignment project; it passed 61 yes, 3 no and will be transmitted to the Senate.
- House Bill 58 (Additional state retirement benefit): The House passed the bill addressing a retirement benefit adjustment (fiscal note discussed) with 62 yes, 0 no and will send it to the Senate.
The floor transcript contains additional bills placed on the third-reading calendar under suspension of the rules and multiple committee reports adopted. For several items the transcript excerpt records that bills "will be referred" or "will be transmitted," and for a small number of bills the excerpted transcript does not contain a clear roll-call count for final passage in the House record provided here.
