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Votes at a glance — March 10, 2014 Utah House session

Utah House of Representatives · March 10, 2014
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Summary

The House recorded multiple votes on March 10, 2014. Notable results: HB 168 (trust lands) 72–0; HJR 18 (performance notes) 69–0; HB 432 (tracer ammo) 67–0; HB 423 (OPEB) 57–15; HB 401 (Medicaid task force) 60–12; HB 409 (education coordinating committee) 39–33. Several items were transmitted to the Senate.

Several measures were decided by the Utah House of Representatives on March 10, 2014. Recorded outcomes in the transcript include:

- First substitute House Bill 168 (school and institutional trust lands and funds management provisions): 72 yes, 0 no — passed and transmitted to the Senate. - First substitute HJR 18 (joint rules resolution on performance notes): 69 yes, 0 no — passed and transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 432 (wildland fire liability amendments relating to tracer ammunition): 67 yes, 0 no — passed and transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 423 (school district post-employment health insurance benefit amendments): 57 yes, 15 no — passed and transmitted to the Senate. - Second substitute House Bill 401 (directs Health Reform Task Force regarding Medicaid expansion options): 60 yes, 12 no — passed and transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 409 (statewide education coordinating committee): 39 yea, 33 nay — passed and transmitted to the Senate.

Other items mentioned on calendars or transmitted from the Senate were read into the record (for example, House Bill 138 was placed on the third-reading calendar) but the transcript does not record House final action on every item named by the clerk during opening communications. Where recorded, vote tallies above reflect the counts announced on the House floor.

This summary lists recorded outcomes from the March 10 session and does not substitute for the official House journal or clerk's record.