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Votes at a glance: key outcomes from the March 11 Utah House floor session
Summary
On March 11 the Utah House recorded multiple final actions: HB153 (Trespass) passed 64–7; first substitute HB357 (Firearms) passed 63–8; HB399 (Charitable Care) 71–0; HB402 (CO detectors) 60–13; HJR14 (ethics training) 63–8; HB220 70–0; SB41 71–0; SB68 passed as amended; SB73 72–0; SB239 65–6; SB48 failed 17–49.
The Utah House took final action on a number of bills during its March 11 floor session. Key recorded outcomes reported by the Clerk include:
- HB153 (Trespass Law Amendments): House concurred; final tally reported 64 yes, 7 no. - First substitute HB357 (Firearm Amendments): House concurred with two Senate amendments; final tally reported 63 yes, 8 no. - HB399 (Charitable Care Amendments): Motion to concur passed; final tally 71 yes, 0 no. - HB402 (Enforcement of Carbon Monoxide Detector Requirements): Motion to concur passed; final tally 60 yes, 13 no. - HJR14 (Joint Rules Resolution — Ethics Training Course Provisions): Motion to concur passed after Senate added lobbyists to required online ethics course; final tally reported 63 yes, 8 no. - Second substitute HB220 (State payment and reimbursement to county correctional facilities): Debate concluded and House concurred; final tally 70 yes, 0 no (detailed coverage in a separate item). - Third substitute SB41 (High Voltage Power Lines Act): House concurred; final tally 71 yes, 0 no (detailed coverage in a separate item). - First Substitute SB68 (Mining Protection Amendments): Bill passed as amended after adoption of at least one member amendment addressing notice requirements. - First Substitute SB73 (Unincorporated Areas Amendments): House passed the bill with 72 yes, 0 no. - SB239 (Transportation Revisions — bond authorization and fee change): Reconsideration succeeded and bill passed; final tally reported 65 yes, 6 no. - SB48 (Teacher licensing by competency): Floor debate concluded; recorded vote failed with 17 yes, 49 no.
Many other Senate communications, concurrence items and committee procedural actions were read on the floor and will be processed by enrolling staff or returned to the Senate for signatures as indicated in the Clerk’s communications.
