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Votes at a glance: Key bills the Utah House passed Feb. 23, 2007
Summary
A roundup of major measures the House approved, including unanimous and contested votes on education, public safety, and administrative bills, and next procedural steps for each measure.
The Utah House of Representatives moved a number of bills through third reading on Feb. 23, 2007. Below is a concise list of key floor actions, results and what happens next.
• House Bill 383 (Transportation funding amendments, as amended) — Passed 46 yes, 4 no, referred to Senate for consideration.
• House Bill 172 (Utah Virtual Schools, first substitute) — Passed 66 yes, 0 no, referred to Senate.
• House Bill 360 (Orderly School Termination Act amendments, as amended) — Passed 68 yes, 0 no, referred to Senate.
• House Bill 402 (Pawnshop transaction information amendments, first substitute) — Passed 65 yes, 0 no, referred to Senate.
• House Concurrent Resolution 2 (Support Provo airport radar acquisition) — Passed 65 yes, 0 no, referred to Senate.
• House Bill 165 (First substitute — school fees moved into base funding, fiscal figure amended to $13.1M) — Passed 44 yes, 20 no, referred to Senate.
• House Bill 375 (Offender restrictions, first substitute, as amended) — Passed 60 yes, 8 no, referred to Senate.
• House Bill 128 (Divorce orientation, first substitute) — Passed 63 yes, 0 no, referred to Senate.
• House Bill 161 (Biodiesel/syngas corporate tax credit, second substitute) — Passed 68 yes, 0 no, referred to Senate.
• House Bill 177 (Correctional facility bidding process, first substitute) — Passed 48 yes, 17 no, referred to Senate.
• House Bill 179 (Expungement law amendments) — Passed 65 yes, 0 no, referred to Senate.
• House Bill 291 (Students qualifying for services for the deaf, third substitute) — Passed 38 yes, 30 no, referred to Senate.
• House Bill 432 (Identity theft database amendments) — Passed 67 yes, 0 no, referred to Senate.
• House Bill 440 (Drug product equivalent amendments, first substitute, as amended) — Passed 59 yes, 7 no, referred to Senate.
• House Bill 164 (Charter school amendments, second substitute, as amended) — Passed 69 yes, 0 no, referred to Senate.
• House Bill 463 (Crime of claiming a military award by nonrecipient, first substitute) — Passed 56 yes, 0 no, referred to Senate.
Several items were transmitted to the Senate and some were concurred with (for example, House Bill 202 under suspension of the rules). Members were reminded to secure Senate sponsors for bills before final transmission.
