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Votes at a glance: selected bills passed by the Utah House March 1–2, 2012
Summary
A roundup of roll-call results and outcomes for selected bills acted on March 1–2 in the Utah House, including counts and next steps. All tallies are as recorded on the House floor.
The Utah House recorded the following roll-call outcomes during its March 1–2 floor session. Tally numbers are those read into the record on the House floor.
- House Bill 465 (Inmate Medical Donation Act): Passed 62–0. Sponsor: Rep. Lisonbee. Effect: Transmitted to the Senate.
- House Bill 369 (Adjudication of water rights): Passed 65–0. Sponsor: Rep. Briscoe. Effect: Transmitted to the Senate.
- Senate Bill 197 (Attorney General amendments): Passed 66–0 (House concurrence and return to Senate for signature).
- First substitute House Bill 68 (Powersport vehicle franchise amendments): Passed 50–19 (concurrence with senate substitute). Sponsor: Rep. Sagers.
- First substitute House Bill 78 (Division of Consumer Protection amendments): Passed 68–0 (concurrence). Sponsor: Rep. Brown.
- First substitute House Bill 95 (Retail sale of tobacco products): Passed 41–29. Sponsor: Rep. Ray.
- House Bill 415 (Protection of athletes with head injuries — amended): Passed 69–0. Sponsor: Rep. Ray. Note: Amendment exempted elementary recess while preserving concussion protections for organized sports.
- First substitute House Bill 157 (Currency amendments): Passed 60–8. Sponsor: Rep. Galvez. Effect: Transmitted to the Senate.
- First substitute House Joint Resolution 9 (Monetary declaration): Passed 50–23. Sponsor: Rep. Galvez. Note: Nonbinding resolution endorsing certain 'sound money' policies.
- Second substitute House Bill 216 (Political subdivision residential rental amendments — Good Landlord program): Passed (recorded as 73–1–1 on floor). Sponsor: Rep. Sumption. Effect: Referred to the Senate.
- House Bill 336 (Electronic high school amendments): Passed 51–18. Sponsor: Rep. Sandstrom.
- First substitute House Bill 437 (Public employee health-care benefits amendments): Passed 70–0. Sponsor: Rep. Dau.
- First substitute House Bill 501 (Youth suicide prevention training): Passed 65–4. Sponsor: Rep. Hutchings. Effect: Transmitted to the Senate.
These outcomes were announced by the reading clerk and placed in the House record. Bills recorded as passed will be transmitted to the Senate for further action or returned to the Senate for signature as appropriate.
