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House delays consideration of bill on employment-selection information

Utah House of Representatives · May 20, 2009
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Summary

Members voted to "circle" House Bill 1002, which concerns conditions for requesting and disclosing information under the Employment Selection Procedures Act; the transcript records no debate on the substance and does not define the procedural term "circle."

During floor proceedings the Reading Clerk read the title for House Bill 1,002, "Conditions for Requesting and Disclosing Information under Employment Selection Procedures Act," noting Duane Harper in connection with the measure. The presiding officer then requested a motion to "circle" the bill because Representative Harper had not yet returned from the lieutenant governor's office.

The presiding officer moved that the body "circle" HB 1,002. The motion passed by voice vote. The transcript records the procedural motion and its approval but does not include debate on the bill's substance or an explanation of the procedural effect of "circling" the bill; the transcript does not define the term.

The record shows the bill was deferred at that point on the calendar so staff or the sponsor could be present when it is considered, but the segment provided does not state when the bill will next be taken up.