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Votes at a glance: key House floor actions Feb. 22, 2007
Summary
A roundup of bills, resolutions and substitutes the Utah House voted on Feb. 22, including passage tallies and brief descriptions.
The Utah House held multiple roll-call and voice votes on Feb. 22. Below are concise outcomes and core details for measures recorded on the floor:
- Senate Bill 154 (statement under penalty of perjury): Passed the House 58—or, 0 gainst; referred to Senate for signature.
- Senate Joint Resolution 8 (contract beds): Passed 57—or, 1 gainst; transmitted for Senate signature.
- First Substitute House Bill 314 (Transportation Investment Fund revisions): Passed 49—or, 18 gainst; detailed discussion and debate recorded.
- House Bill 281 (scribe victim reparations): Passed 69—or, 0 gainst; referred to Senate.
- First Substitute House Bill 172 / HB169 combined (Utah Virtual Schools): Motion to circled/substitute carried; bill circled for further reading.
- House Bill 174 (education voucher amendments): Passed as amended 54—or, 11 gainst, 10 absent; amendments added funding and oversight provisions.
- Second substitute Senate Bill 20 (State Highway Amendments): Conference committee report adopted; second substitute passed 64—or, 1 gainst.
- House Bill 321 (Off-highway vehicle amendments): Passed as amended 58—or, 5 gainst.
- First substitute House Bill 347 (municipal election provisions): Substitute passed and bill approved 59—or, 0 gainst.
- House Bill 359 (Controlled substance amendments): Passed 63—or, 0 gainst.
- First substitute House Bill 375 (offender restrictions): Multiple amendments adopted; bill circled for further action.
- Senate Concurrent Resolution 4 (Taiwan / WHO participation): Passed 67—or, 0 gainst.
- First substitute House Bill 392 (Western States presidential preference poll, pref. poll contingency): Passed 64—or, 1 gainst.
- House Bill 438 (jail contracting and compensation amendments): Passed as amended 61—or, 2 gainst.
- First substitute House Bill 460 (child and family protection / child abandonment): Passed 64—or, 0 gainst.
- Third substitute House Bill 334 (eminent domain): Passed 44—or, 20 gainst.
These tallies were announced on the House floor and are recorded in the session transcript. For detailed debate, sponsor statements and amendment language see the full transcripts for each item.
