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House approves first substitute to Senate Bill 3002 on State Tax Commission return data, 54-0
Summary
The Utah House voted 54-0 to pass the first substitute to Senate Bill 3,002 concerning access to information obtained by the State Tax Commission from tax returns; the measure will be referred to the Senate.
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah House of Representatives on the floor of the special session approved the first substitute to Senate Bill 3,002, a measure addressing access to information obtained by the State Tax Commission from tax returns. The Speaker opened a final passage vote and the chamber recorded 54 yes votes and 0 no votes; the bill passed and will be referred to the Senate for further action.
The bill’s title on the record described it as addressing “access to information gained by the State Tax Commission from returns.” The transcript of proceedings does not record debate or floor statements describing amendments or the bill’s specific provisions during the recorded segment; no sponsor remarks about the bill’s substance are captured in the provided record.
Because the roll call in the transcript records a unanimous recorded vote, the clerk’s entry will carry the official tally into the House Journal and the measure will proceed to the Senate as required by legislative process. The House closed its business for the day and put in place procedural steps to notify the governor’s representative and to appoint committees to communicate with the Senate and the governor’s office, steps the chamber took after the vote.
The House directed the chief clerk to prepare and certify the bound House Journal as the official record of the 2006 third special session. The full text of the substitute and any committee or fiscal analyses were not included in the provided transcript and are not quoted here.
