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Votes at a glance: House floor actions, March 14, 2013
Summary
On March 14 the House took final action on a packed third‑reading calendar: notable outcomes included passage of SB 68 (state surplus property) 73‑1, SB 235 (mining compact) 67‑1, SB 281 (debt collection) 56‑9, SB 80 (firearm‑database removal) 63‑0, and defeat of SB 52 (game foul fighting) 28‑39; many additional bills were adopted under unanimous or near‑unanimous margins.
The Utah House moved through a long third‑reading calendar on March 14. Below are selected final outcomes taken on the floor that day (this is not an exhaustive list). All measures below were considered on the House floor; tallies are from the floor announcements.
- SB 86 (Independent executive branch ethics commission): passed 60‑0 (amendment adopted). - SB 78 (Pharmacy — biosimilar notification): passed 38‑34 (as amended). - SB 68 (State surplus property program): passed 73‑1. - SB 235 (Interstate Mining Compact Commission membership): passed 67‑1. - First substitute SB 68 (first substitute, SB 68 was earlier): see SB 68 above. - SB 249 (Salvage and non‑repairable vehicle amendments): passed 65‑4. - SB 208 (Solar photovoltaic contractor license amendment): passed 69‑1. - First substitute SB 52 (game foul fighting): failed 28‑39. - SB 211 (Redevelopment agency technical corrections): passed 66‑0. - Second substitute SB 65 (Election code financial reporting): passed 68‑0. - SB 281 (Debt collection information): passed 56‑9. - First substitute SB 80 (Removal from firearm‑purchase restriction database): passed 63‑0. - SB 193 (Vehicle registration amendments): passed 69‑0. - SB 276 (Water conservancy district capital assets): passed 67‑0. - SB 200 (Local and special service districts): passed 67‑0. - SB 268 (Human services background checks extension): passed 66‑0. - SB 230 (Miners hospital grants change): passed (unanimous on revote, 71‑0). - SB 9 (Revenue bond and capital facilities amendments): passed 71‑0. - SB 233 (Request for emergency medical assistance / Good Samaritan immunity): passed 73‑0. - SB 109 (Water change application): passed 61‑12 (fourth substitute).
Many other bills were transmitted to the Senate or referred to conference committees as recorded by the reading clerk that afternoon. Details and bill texts are available in the legislative record and via the House clerk.
