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House places multiple boundary, labor and Regents bills on third‑reading calendar under suspension of rules

Utah House of Representatives (50th Legislature, special session) · October 3, 2011
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Summary

Under suspension of the rules, the House introduced and placed on the third‑reading calendar House Bills 3,001–3,004 and several concurrent resolutions addressing districting, workers' compensation, Board of Regents representation and related items; Sandy D. Tenney certified bill materials and the House recessed for caucuses.

Under a floor motion adopted early in the special session, the House suspended the rules to consider a set of bills for immediate placement on the third‑reading calendar. The Clerk read short titles for the items placed on the calendar, including House Bill 3,001 (Utah State House Boundaries Designation) sponsored by Representative Sumption and House Bill 3,002 (State Board of Education Boundaries and Election Designation) sponsored by Representative Assumption.

Other items read included House Bill 3,003, described as "Workers' Compensation and Unincorporated Entities Amendments," and House Bill 3,004, described as "State Board of Regents amendments." The Clerk also read several concurrent resolutions (HCR301, HCR302, HGR301) concerning recognition of a welfare‑system anniversary and a request related to the Scofield Land Transfer.

Chief Clerk Sandy D. Tenney certified that she personally verified that the block assignment file security codes on the DVD portions of House Bills 3,001 and 3,002 match the security codes on the printed bills and confirmed that the printed bills and associated electronic content were available on the legislature's website. The House then recessed until 2 p.m. for caucusing; further consideration of the bills was to resume after the recess.