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Votes at a glance: House clears multiple measures including radon, Huntsman resolution and licensing changes
Summary
During the March 14 floor session the Utah House approved a batch of Senate and House measures by recorded votes, including a radon-education resolution, a Huntsman Cancer Institute recognition resolution and multiple concurrence votes. Vote counts are listed for each measure where recorded.
The Utah House recorded multiple final-passage and concurrence votes during its March 14 floor session. Notable recorded outcomes on the calendar include:
• Substitute SCR 11 (radon education concurrent resolution): Passed 64 yes, 1 no. Representative Stratton said the resolution will help educate residents about radon risks and mitigation.
• Senate Bill 289 (election-offense amendments): Passed 70 yes, 0 no.
• Second substitute Senate Bill 90 (condominium and community association amendments): Replaced and amended on the floor; passed 70 yes, 0 no.
• Senate Bill 207 (repeal of obsolete HHS reports): Passed 69 yes, 0 no.
• Senate Bill 218 (receiving centers funding amendments): Passed 70 yes, 0 no.
• SCR 12 (children’s and families cancer research facility — Huntsman Cancer Institute): Passed 70 yes, 1 no.
• Senate Bill 234 (fire code amendment): Passed 70 yes, 1 no.
• Senate Bill 3 (appropriations adjustments): Passed 60 yes, 8 no. Several floor amendments were debated; one amendment to reallocate funds to a women’s-education initiative failed while other technical amendments passed.
The House also concurred with multiple Senate amendments across the concurrence calendar and appointed conference committees where the chambers disagreed on amendments.
