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Votes at a glance: House passes HB109; consent passage of HB258 and approval of SB3 amendment
Summary
On Jan. 25 the Utah House approved consent item HB258 (69–0), adopted an amendment and passed Senate Bill 3 (70–0), and passed House Bill 109 as amended (57–17–1); several committee reports were adopted and multiple bills were set for second/third reading calendars.
The Utah House recorded several formal actions on Jan. 25, 2006.
House Bill 258 (Government Records Access and Management Act technical corrections) — Representative Ferry explained the bill on the consent calendar; the House approved HB258 by voice/roll call with 69 yes, 0 no. The bill will be transmitted to the Senate for further consideration.
Senate Bill 3 (minimum school program-based budget amendments) — Representative Snow moved to uncircle and correct a typographical error in an amendment (amount corrected to $72,196,200); the motion and corrected amendment were adopted and the bill received 70 yes, 0 no and was referred to the Senate.
House Bill 109 (sales and use tax: food and food ingredients) — After extended debate and a previous-question motion to end debate, the House passed HB109 as amended by roll call: 57 yes, 17 no, 1 absent. The bill was referred to the Senate for consideration; fiscal and definitional follow-ups were requested.
Other housekeeping: The House adopted multiple standing committee reports (Government Operations; Political Subdivisions; Revenue & Taxation; Workforce Services; Judiciary; Law Enforcement & Criminal Justice; Natural Resources, Agriculture & Environment; Transportation) and placed the reported bills on second- or third-reading calendars as noted by the reading clerk.
All three formally recorded votes above were taken in the House and will be acted on or transmitted per standard legislative procedure.
