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Utah House opens 2006 session, keeps prior leadership and adopts 2005 rules
Summary
The Utah House of Representatives convened for its 2006 general session, declared a quorum, appointed Sandy D. Tenney as chief clerk, approved motions to retain the 2005 organization and rules, and read a large batch of bills for first reading and committee assignment.
Speaker Greg J. Curtis called the Utah House of Representatives to order on the morning of Jan. 16, 2006, declared a quorum present and opened the 56th general session. The House moved rapidly through organizational business, approving motions to keep the same leadership structure and adopt the House and joint rules used during the 2005 session.
The session included a formal appointment of Sandy D. Tenney as chief clerk and the reading of a certificate of membership signed by Lieutenant Governor Gary R. Herbert. Representative Alexander moved that "the House…
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