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Votes at a glance: Key actions taken on the Utah House floor (Feb. 7, 2011)
Summary
On Feb. 7 the Utah House passed multiple bills on consent, concurrence and third-reading calendars, including HB 241 (67–3), HB 39 (69–0), HB 43 (56–13), HB 188 (69–0), HB 213 (70–0), HB 42 (67–3), first substitute HB 16 (66–2), first substitute HB 230 (69–0), first substitute HB 51 (72–0) and SJR 8 (70–0).
The Utah House recorded the following roll-call outcomes on Feb. 7, 2011. Tally numbers and descriptions are taken from the floor record as read by the clerk.
- First reading/consent and final-passage items: House Bill 241 (clean out medicine cabinets) — passed 67 yes, 3 no (will be transmitted to the Senate). - Concurrence actions: House Bill 39 (water-rights wording change) — concurrence passed; final passage 69 yes, 0 no. - Other concurrence/final passages: House Bill 43 (errors and omissions coverage) — passed 56 yes, 13 no; House Bill 188 (Labor Commission related) — passed 69 yes, 0 no. - Third-reading calendar: House Bill 213 (statutory construction amendments) — passed 70 yes, 0 no; House Bill 42 (alcoholic beverage control quota changes) — passed 67 yes, 3 no. - Noted procedural actions: House Bill 185 was 'circled' for further stakeholder work; several bills were circled or placed on calendars as noted on the floor. - Other first-substitute floor votes: First substitute House Bill 16 (Pharmacy Benefits Manager Act) — passed 66 yes, 2 no; First substitute House Bill 230 (disability terminology updates) — passed 69 yes, 0 no; First substitute House Bill 51 (School and Institutional Trust Lands revisions) — passed 72 yes, 0 no. - Joint resolution: SJR 8 (Ronald Reagan Day) — passed 70 yes, 0 no.
Several committee reports were adopted and a number of bills were placed on the second- or third-reading calendars as reported by standing committees. Bills that passed will be transmitted to the Senate where applicable; items circled remain under committee or stakeholder consideration.
Provenance: Floor vote tallies and motion text appear across the morning's floor record; see floor entries for each bill for sponsor statements and recorded tallies.
