Votes at a glance: key House actions Feb. 27–28, 2017

The House recorded votes on multiple bills during the Feb. 27–28 session. Items of note:

- HB 320 (first substitute) — Notaries public amendments: passed 73–0; transmitted to the Senate. (SEG 285–287) - HB 335 — Utah population estimates production: passed 71–0; transmitted to the Senate. (SEG 360–362) - HB 286 (second substitute) — Essential Treatment and Intervention Act: passed 61–11; transmitted to the Senate. (SEG 647–649) - HB 308 (first substitute) — Public health education module: passed 72–0; transmitted to the Senate. (SEG 719–722) - HB 309 (first substitute) — Public health in schools (conditional enrollment): passed 60–9; transmitted to the Senate. (SEG 780–782) - HB 310 — Statewide immunization information system program: passed 69–0; transmitted to the Senate. (SEG 845–846) - HB 345 — Telehealth pilot project: passed 67–4; transmitted to the Senate. (SEG 899–901) - HB 54 — Campus free speech amendments: passed 71–0; transmitted to the Senate. (SEG 934–936) - HB 199 — High‑needs children adoption amendments: passed 57–14; transmitted to the Senate. (SEG 1315–1316) - HB 248 (first substitute) — Domestic violence related amendments: passed 73–1; referred to the Senate. (SEG 1443–1445) - HB 283 — Child homelessness prevention: passed 73–0; referred to the Senate. (SEG 1496–1499) - HB 97 (first substitute) — Alcohol beverage control operations amendments: passed 53–20; referred to the Senate. (SEG 1602–1604) - HB 284 — Student right to active counsel: passed 51–19; referred to the Senate. (SEG 1715–1716) - HB 321 — Parenting plan amendments: passed 69–0; referred to the Senate. (SEG 1868–1869) - HB 323 (first substitute) — Code of criminal procedure amendments: passed 63–9; referred to the Senate. (SEG 1949–1951)

Several standing committee reports were adopted at the start of the session and the Rules Committee report later assigned a group of bills to standing committees. The House recessed to reconvene later in the evening.