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Votes at a glance: House floor action, Feb. 18, 2009
Summary
Summary of final House floor votes and key procedural actions from Feb. 18, 2009, including passage or circling of multiple bills and vote tallies for each item that received a final vote that day.
The following is a concise listing of formal actions taken on the Utah House floor on Feb. 18, 2009 and their outcomes as recorded on the floor.
Votes and outcomes
- SB 176: Passed the House (returned to Senate for signature). Tally announced on the floor: 60 yes, 4 no. - First substitute SB 126 (State Personnel Management Act amendments): Passed the House, 64 yes, 6 no. - SB 138 (Internal Service Fund Rate Committee amendments): Passed the House, 70 yes, 1 no. - HB 273 (Contracting for inter-facility medical transports): Motion to circle (set aside) the bill while a substitute is negotiated (no final vote recorded that day). - HB 138 (Expungement of Records amendments): Passed the House, 72 yes, 0 no. - HB 251 (Joint Custody Amendment): Passed the House, 72 yes, 0 no. - HB 298 (Juvenile transfers from Justice Court): Passed the House, 69 yes, 0 no. - HB 37 (Violent Offenses amendments related to gangs): Initially circled; later un-circled and passed the House, 72 yes, 0 no. - HB 122 (Government Records Access and Management Act amendments): Passed the House, 43 yes, 27 no. - HB 129 (Alcoholic Beverage Amendments related to minors): Passed the House, 64 yes, 0 no. - HB 136 (Sex-offender registry definition amendments, as amended): Passed the House, 66 yes, 2 no.
For reporters and researchers: the House clerk read many bills for first reading and several bills were referred to the rules committee earlier in the session. HB 273 was circled to allow time for stakeholders to work on a substitute; it was not voted on the floor on Feb. 18.
Next steps
Bills passed out of the House will be transmitted to the Senate for consideration; circled items remain on the calendar pending further negotiation.
