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Votes at a glance: Key House actions March 9, 2016

Utah House of Representatives · March 9, 2016
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Summary

The House moved dozens of concurrence and third‑reading items on March 9, including unanimous passage on several education, retirement and health measures; this roundup lists each bill and its recorded outcome.

The Utah House handled a large concurrence calendar and third‑reading business on March 9. Below are key outcomes recorded on the floor:

- Second substitute HB52 (Office of Outdoor Recreation) — House concurred with Senate amendments; final passage recorded 62 yes, 0 no (returned to Senate). - Third substitute HB436 (Housing and Homeless Reform Initiative) — House concurred; final passage recorded 63 yes, 0 no (returned to Senate). - Third substitute HB87 (Clean Fuel Conversion) — House refused to concur with Senate amendments and asked the Senate to recede. - HB114 (Controlled Substance Reporting) — House concurred with effective date change; final passage recorded 65 yes, 0 no (returned to Senate). - HB149 (Death reporting and investigation regarding controlled substances) — House concurred; final passage recorded 66 yes, 0 no (returned to Senate). - First substitute HB301 (School bus route grant program) — House concurred; final passage recorded 63 yes, 3 no (returned to Senate). - First substitute SB199 (skilled nursing facility amendments) — House passed substitute (66 yes, 1 no) and referred it to the Senate for further consideration. - SB166 (USTAR modifications) — Passed the House 67 yes, 0 no (returned to Senate). - First substitute SB197 (resale of procurement items) — Passed House 68 yes, 0 no (returned to Senate). - SB208 (retirement amendments) — Passed House 72 yes, 0 no (returned to Senate). - SB258 (distribution of local sales tax revenue) — Passed House 72 yes, 3 no (returned to Senate).

Several other bills were read for second reading or placed on calendars and will be considered in subsequent sessions.

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