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House approves broad slate of Senate bills on consent and third reading; highlights include SB 171, SB 212, SB 271 and others
Summary
In a busy morning session March 11, 2015, the Utah House cleared many consent and third‑reading Senate bills—from technical updates on registered agents (SB 174) to policy changes on surplus property (SB 122), metal recycling (SB 171), insurance and health protections (SB 212, SB 271) and data‑security coordination (SB 255). Several bills were circled for later review.
The Utah House moved a large group of Senate bills through final or concurrence votes during its March 11, 2015 morning floor session, approving a mix of technical fixes, policy updates and consumer‑protection measures.
On the consent calendar, the House passed SB 174 (registered agent requirements for assumed‑name entities) by voice with a reported 65–0 tally and SJR 14, urging Congress to address a GI Bill gap for the Utah National Guard, passed 62–2. House sponsors explained the intent of each measure briefly before the chamber approved them for transmittal to the Senate.
Among bills with more substantive floor discussion,…
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