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Votes at a glance: key House actions on Jan. 30, 2008

Utah House of Representatives ยท January 30, 2008
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Summary

This roundup lists major floor votes and outcomes from the Utah House on Jan. 30, including approvals of HB99, HB46, HB47 (first-substitute), HB64 (as amended), HB126, HB253, HB67 and several joint resolutions. Vote tallies are taken from the House floor record.

The Utah House actions on Jan. 30 included several consent-calendar approvals and recorded votes. Below are the principal motions, bills and outcomes recorded on the floor that day.

- House Bill 99 (business registration, optional inclusion of ownership data): Presented by Representative Mark Wheatley; passed 63 yes, 0 no; referred to the Senate. (SEG 312-380)

- House Bill 46 (adoption and termination of parental rights): Presented by Representative Cheryl Allen; passed 65 yes, 0 no; referred to the Senate. Sponsor noted compliance with the federal Indian Child Welfare Act as a bill provision. (SEG 382-454)

- House Bill 47 (standards for electronic exchange of clinical health information), first substitute: Sponsor Representative Menlove moved to substitute; the House adopted the first substitute and passed it, 67 yes, 0 no; referred to the Senate. (SEG 744-847)

- House Bill 64 (disclosure by the Department of Workforce Services), as amended (Amendment #2): Presented by Representative Paul Neuenschwander; amendment adopted and bill passed 68 yes, 0 no; referred to the Senate. (SEG 849-922)

- House Bill 126 (ballot proposition numbering): Presented by Representative Christine Johnson; passed 70 yes, 0 no; referred to the Senate. (SEG 937-1080)

- House Bill 253 (Higher Education Information Technology Appropriations): Sponsor Representative Stephen Clark proposed an $8,000,000 annual fund for IT infrastructure replacement and maintenance; passed 54 yes, 15 no; referred to the Senate. (SEG 1082-1428)

- House Bill 67 (extended year for special educators): Sponsor Representative Menlove; passed 62 yes, 0 no; referred to the Senate. (SEG 1430-1686)

- Senate Joint Resolution 2 (appointment of legislative fiscal analyst): Passed 68 yes, 0 no. (SEG 582-616)

- Senate Joint Resolution 3 (compensation for in-session employees): Passed 70 yes, 0 no. (SEG 641-683)

- Senate Bill 111 (reviser statute): Was circled and later uncircled and passed 70 yes, 0 no. (SEG 568-580; 694-707)

This list covers the principal floor votes and does not enumerate every committee report or bill introduced; refer to the House journal for the full record.