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At a glance: House floor votes and actions, March 6, 2015
Summary
On March 6 the Utah House advanced multiple bills to the Senate: HB271 (43-27), HB337 (50-23), HB360 (64-8), HB403 (57-13), HB414 (65-7), HB279 (71-2), HB384 (61-6), and several others; some bills were circled for later action.
The Utah House of Representatives floor on March 6, 2015 handled a broad third-reading calendar and other motions. Notable outcomes and procedural actions include:
- HB271, Fuel Tax Revisions — Passed 43 yes, 27 no; transmitted to the Senate. - HB362, Transportation Infrastructure Funding — Motion to circle (hold) carried; sponsor indicated substitute pending. - HB394, New Car Sales Amendments — Motion to circle carried. - HB68, Student Privacy Act (third substitute) — Amendment adopted; passed 71 yes, 0 no; transmitted to the Senate; implementation delayed to the 2016-17 school year for rulemaking. - HB337, Career and Technical Education Comprehensive Study (first substitute) — Passed 50 yes, 23 no; transmitted to the Senate. - HB360, Utah Education Amendments (first substitute) — Passed 64 yes, 8 no; transmitted to the Senate. - HB403, Online Education Survey Program Amendments — Passed 57 yes, 13 no; transmitted to the Senate. - HB414, Utah Broadband Outreach Center (first substitute) — Substitute with three-year sunset and reporting requirement passed 65 yes, 7 no; transmitted to the Senate. - HB279, Prescription Notification Amendments (second substitute) — Amendment #2 adopted; passed 71 yes, 2 no; transmitted to the Senate. - HB410, State and Local Energy Efficiency Programs — Motion to lift from third reading and place on time-certain calendar carried (moved to Monday at 2:15 p.m.). - HB328, Tax Changes (first substitute) — Passed 40 yes, 30 no; transmitted to the Senate. - HB384, Grazing Zones Amendments — Amendment adopted and bill passed 61 yes, 6 no; transmitted to the Senate.
Several additional Senate communications and rules committee assignments were announced and adopted on the floor. The House adjourned until Monday, March 9 at 9 a.m.
