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Votes at a glance: concurrence and consent calendar actions from the House floor
Summary
The Utah House cleared a range of concurrence and consent calendar items, returning bills to the Senate and reading multiple committee recommendations into the record. Several bills passed by wide margins on the concurrence/consent calendars.
During the morning floor session the House processed concurrence and consent calendar items and committee reports, approving multiple bills and resolutions for transmittal to the Senate or referral to Rules. Notable results recorded on the floor include:
- HB69 (Guardian ad litem amendments): concurrence with Senate amendments approved; final passage recorded at 65 yes, 0 no and returned to the Senate.
- Second substitute HB59 (subpoenas for records in certain criminal investigations): concurred and passed (68 yes, 0 no).
- HB271 (Workers' Compensation — Uninsured Employers Fund): concurrence with Senate amendment; final passage recorded at 69 yes, 0 no.
- HB154 (State Construction Registry Amendments): concurrence and passage noted at 69 yes, 1 no.
- HB261 (Aviation Amendments): concurrence and passage recorded at 71 yes, 0 no.
- Third substitute HB243 (Rental Restrictions on Condominiums): passed on third reading 69 yes, 3 no and returned to the Senate.
Several committee reports were adopted and the body read multiple bills for second reading and referred them to Rules for prioritization; those committee actions were adopted by voice votes on the floor.
