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Votes at a glance: House actions on Jan. 29, 2009
Summary
A roundup of bills passed or circled by the Utah House on Jan. 29, including unanimous passages and recorded tallies; bills will be transmitted to the Senate or placed on the calendar for further action.
The Utah House recorded the following formal outcomes during its Jan. 29, 2009 session.
• HB85 (Mutual Benefit Corporation) — passed 72–0; transmitted to the Senate. • HB244 (Disruption of School Activities) — passed 72–0; transmitted to the Senate. • HB17 (Expedited Partner Therapy Treatment) — passed 63–8; transmitted to the Senate. • HB33 (Refund of Unearned Health Insurance Premiums) — passed 68–0; transmitted to the Senate. • HB75 (Utah Communications Agency Network Amendments) — passed 71–0; transmitted to the Senate. • HB216 (Telecommunications Pricing Flexibility Amendments) — passed 73–0; transmitted to the Senate. • HB106 (Controlled Substance Database Amendments) — passed 69–2; transmitted to the Senate. • HB11 (Recodification of Natural Resources Provisions) — passed 69–0; transmitted to the Senate. • First Substitute HB86 (Division of Real Estate Related Amendments) — passed 69–0 after adoption of Amendment No.1; transmitted to the Senate. • HB238 (Exemption of University Housing from Eviction Laws) — passed 62–0; transmitted to the Senate. • HB34 (Penalties for Destruction of Bald Eagle) — passed 68–0; transmitted to the Senate. • HB26 (Child and Vulnerable Adult Endangerment Provisions) — passed 67–0; transmitted to the Senate.
Several bills were 'circled' or 'ruled' for further amendment or consideration (for example HB15, HB81, HB13). Committee reports across Government Operations, Political Subdivisions, Revenue & Taxation and Workforce Services were adopted and those bills were placed on the second/third reading calendars as noted on the floor.
These tallies and actions were announced on the House floor and will determine which matters move next to committee review in the Senate or into further legislative scheduling.
