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Votes at a glance: measures the Utah House passed Feb. 26, 2014
Summary
On Feb. 26, 2014, the Utah House passed multiple Senate and House measures on a range of topics including education pilots, liability for volunteer clinicians, clean-air incentives, hunter apprenticeship, and procedural rules. Tallies are reported below as recorded on the House floor.
The House recorded final passage on a large number of bills and resolutions during its Feb. 26, 2014 floor session. Notable recorded outcomes (as read on the floor):
- Senate Bill 19 (appointment/qualification of State Tax Commission members): Passed 59 yea, 11 nay (after a motion to reconsider and a one-word amendment on line 51).
- Senate Bill 148 (Upstart home-based kindergarten pilot, first substitute): Passed 52 yea, 21 nay.
- Senate Bill 14 (long-term care partnership): Passed 71 yea, 0 nay.
- Senate Bill 132 (human services amendment regarding Guardian ad Litem): Passed 71 yea, 0 nay.
- Senate Bill 168 (charity care liability protections): Passed (recorded roll-call reported on floor; amendment adopted prior to final passage).
- Senate Bill 165 (apprentice hunting authorization): Passed 62 yea, 9 nay.
- Senate Bill 35 (administrative rules reauthorization): Motion to circle (delay) adopted.
- Senate Bill 36 (voter information amendment): Motion to circle adopted after debate; sponsors requested coordination with House Bill 302.
- Senate Bill 174 (emergency fiscal procedures for counties): Passed 72 yea, 0 nay.
- SJR 11 (joint rules resolution on bill numbering): Passed 71 yea, 0 nay.
- Third/4th substitute Senate Bill 147 (residential rental amendments): Passed 67 yea, 1 nay.
- House Bill 61 (clean air programs; CARET fund): Passed 72 yea, 1 nay.
- First substitute House Bill 331 (identification card amendments and renewal procedures): Passed 73 yea, 0 nay (after uncircle and floor amendment adoption).
- HCR 3 (concurrent resolution on unmanned aircraft systems): Passed 71 yea, 1 nay.
- House Bill 90 (women in the economy commission): Passed 71 yea, 0 nay.
This list is not exhaustive of every bill read that day but captures measures with recorded roll-call outcomes or notable procedural actions reported on the House floor. For bills that were "circled," the House postponed further action to allow additional coordination or review.
