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Votes at a glance: key actions from the Utah House floor, Feb. 18, 2009
Summary
The House passed multiple bills including SJR5 (69–0), SB85 (66–0), SB145 (66–0), HB112 (67–0), HB207 (68–0), HJR12/first substitute (67–0), and first substitute HB210 (49–20); HB100 (second substitute) was circled after extended debate.
A summary of major recorded floor votes and formal actions taken on Feb. 18, 2009 in the Utah House of Representatives:
- SJR5 (urging presidential support for Taiwan’s participation in specialized U.N. agencies): Passed 69–0; returned to the Senate for signature. - Second substitute SB22 (vehicle amendments): Conference committee report adopted and bill advanced to the Senate third-reading calendar; related final passage on the House floor was recorded earlier in the session. - SB85 (homicide amendments): Passed 66–0; will be transmitted to the Senate. - SB145 (Public Safety Retirees Death Benefit Revisions): Passed 66–0; will be transmitted to the Senate. - HB112 (Vehicle Towing Amendments): Passed 67–0; to be transmitted to the Senate. - First substitute HB207 (Concurrent Enrollment Amendments): Passed 68–0; to be transmitted to the Senate. - First substitute HJR12 (supporting hydrogen power and advanced coal/carbon capture): Passed 67–0; to be transmitted to the Senate. - First substitute HB210 (Posting of Collective Bargaining Agreements by School Districts and Charter Schools): Passed 49–20; to be transmitted to the Senate. - Second substitute HB100 (Department of Corrections—tracking and reimbursement of individual prisoner costs): Substituted and debated extensively; House voted to "circle" the bill for later consideration rather than pass it on the floor during this session.
Several additional bills and committee reports were adopted or set on calendars during the session. Items noted as "circled" are set aside for later consideration rather than being acted on for final passage in this sitting.
