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Votes at a glance: key House floor actions and outcomes
Summary
Summary of prominent floor votes today, including passage of HB149 (protective-order amendments), HB141 (identity-theft database), HB171 (driving-privilege rules), HB161 (contact restrictions for registry offenders), HB181 (forensic-kit retention), and others. Vote tallies and next steps are listed.
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah House took final action on multiple bills on the floor today. Key outcomes:
- First Substitute House Bill 149 (Protective-order amendments): Passed 64-0; transmitted to the Senate. - First Substitute House Bill 141 (Identity Theft Reporting Information System Amendments): Passed 71-0; referred to the Senate. - House Bill 171 (Driving Privilege Card Amendments): Passed 70-3; referred to the Senate. - House Bill 161 (Restrictions on offenders contacting children under 14): Passed 72-0; referred to the Senate. - House Bill 181 (Disposition of Potential Evidence): Passed 69-1 after floor amendment increasing the minimum retention period to 120 days; referred to the Senate. - House Bill 362 (Motor Fuel Tax off-highway allocation): Passed 68-2; referred to the Senate. - House Bill 332 (Use of Public School Facilities by Community Organizations): Passed 41-31; referred to the Senate. - First Substitute House Bill 348 (Zion National Park special-group license plate): Passed 51-21; referred to the Senate.
Several committee reports were also adopted and numerous bills were placed on third-reading or consent calendars. Items lifted from the Senate calendar were returned to rules for fiscal-note prioritization.
