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Utah House recalls Senate Bill 233, concurs with Senate amendments on multiple measures
Summary
The Utah House recalled Second Substitute Senate Bill 233 to add an amendment directing the Governor’s Office of Economic Development to administer a program, and concurred with Senate amendments on several bills, recording final passage votes on multiple items.
The Utah House of Representatives recalled Second Substitute Senate Bill 233 on a motion from the floor so the chamber could add an amendment directing the Governor’s Office of Economic Development to administer the program, then moved through the concurrence calendar, concurring with Senate amendments on a series of bills and voting for final passage.
Representative Wilson moved to recall Senate Bill 233 ‘‘so we can reconsider our actions’’ and to add an amendment assigning administration to the Governor’s Office of Economic Development. The motion to recall passed by voice vote and the bill was returned to the House for amendment.
The House then agreed to concur with Senate amendments and voted on several bills. First Substitute House Bill 356 (new convention facility development incentive provisions) was concurred with and passed final passage on a roll call of 49 yes, 23 no. Second Substitute House Bill 168 (School and Institutional Trust Lands funds management provisions) was concurred with and passed 73 yes, 0 no. Second Substitute House Bill 117 (patent infringement amendments) passed final passage 71 yes, 3 no. Second Substitute House Bill 394 (campaign finance revisions) was concurred with and passed 73 yes, 0 no.
Several items the House placed at the bottom of the Senate third reading calendar after suspending the three‑reading requirement by the required two‑thirds vote.
The House completed the concurrence calendar business and recessed later in the day.
Votes at a glance: • Recall: Second Substitute Senate Bill 233 — motion to recall passed (recall motion adopted; no roll-call tally recorded in transcript). • First Substitute House Bill 356 — final passage 49 yes, 23 no. • Second Substitute House Bill 168 — final passage 73 yes, 0 no. • Second Substitute House Bill 117 — final passage 71 yes, 3 no. • Second Substitute House Bill 394 — final passage 73 yes, 0 no.
The actions above reflect the roll-call tallies and outcomes as announced on the floor.
The House also approved by a two‑thirds vote a procedural motion to waive the three readings for a list of Senate bills and place them at the bottom of the Senate third reading calendar in the order read.
