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Votes at a glance: House passes several bills on concurrence and committee reports

Utah House of Representatives · March 10, 2016
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Summary

The House adopted a conference committee report on water infrastructure funding, and approved multiple concurrence motions and bills (SB115, SB251, SB39, HB66, HB130, HB424, HB298 among others); recorded vote tallies are summarized.

SALT LAKE CITY — During the floor session the Utah House recorded votes on a number of bills and committee reports. Key outcomes recorded on the floor include:

- SB115 (fourth substitute, Sustainable Transportation and Energy Plan Act): Passed the House 46 yes, 26 no; returned to the Senate.

- SB251 (third substitute, Water Infrastructure Funding Amendments): House adopted the joint conference committee report and the bill passed 56 yes, 14 no; will be returned to the Senate.

- SB39 (Medicaid coverage for adult dental services, as amended): Passed 69 yes, 0 no; transmitted to the Senate.

- HB66 (online parenting course for divorcing families, concurrence): Passed the House with 68 yes, 1 no; will be transmitted to the Senate.

- HB130 (Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Amendments, concurrence): Passed the House with 56 yes, 13 no; will be returned to the Senate.

- HB424 (Coordination of Health Insurance Benefit Amendments, concurrence): Passed the House with 70 yes, 0 no; will be returned to the Senate.

- HB298 (Lawful Commerce in Arms, concurrence): Passed the House with 60 yes, 9 no; will be returned to the Senate for signature.

Several procedural actions were also taken, including placing SB102 on the Senate third reading calendar after reconsideration and substitution, uncircling SB114 to take up amendments, and adopting a conference committee report on SB251.

These recorded votes reflect the House’s floor actions during the session and identify bills the Senate will next consider or that will be transmitted for signature.