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Votes at a glance: Bills that passed the Utah House on Feb. 23, 2016

Utah House of Representatives · February 23, 2016
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Summary

On Feb. 23 the Utah House passed multiple measures including HB 220 (41–33), HJR 5 (45–28), second substitute HB 228 (43–29), HB 285 (72–0), HB 255 (72–0), HB 254 (71–1) and HB 288 (62–9); several bills were circled for later consideration.

The Utah House took a number of final votes and adopted several measures on Feb. 23, 2016. Key floor outcomes recorded on the session were:

- HB 220, Legislative organization amendments — Passed 41 yes, 33 no. Transmitted to the Senate.

- HJR 5, Joint rules resolution on redistricting standards — Passed 45 yes, 28 no. Transmitted to the Senate.

- Second substitute HB 228, Alcohol modifications (distillery tasting privileges and sample limits) — Passed 43 yes, 29 no. Transmitted to the Senate.

- HB 285, Board of Examiners meeting notice amendments — Passed 72 yes, 0 no. Transmitted to the Senate.

- HB 255, Condominium Ownership Act amendments — Passed 72 yes, 0 no. Transmitted to the Senate.

- First substitute HB 254, Resident student tuition amendments — Passed 71 yes, 1 no. Transmitted to the Senate.

- HB 288, Educational records protection amendments — Passed 62 yes, 9 no. Transmitted to the Senate.

Several bills were "circled" for further consideration, including HB 187 (animal shelter amendments) and HB 277 (personalized learning and teaching amendments). Items passed on the floor will now proceed through the Senate referral and committee process.