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Votes at a glance: key House actions, Feb. 17, 2017
Summary
The Utah House recorded final passage or concurrence on several bills and resolutions this morning; notable floor outcomes included passage of civil‑forfeiture reform (HB 19), HB 175 (opioid treatment measures), and the federalism curriculum substitute (HB 207), and the defeat of HB 78 (nonbinding ballot question).
Today’s House session produced the following recorded outcomes (not exhaustive for every introductory item):
- HCR 17 (Concurrent Resolution designating Autism After 21 Day): Passed, transmitted to the Senate (recorded on the floor as 17 yes, 0 no). (see presentation at SEG 125–131; vote at SEG 170–181)
- First substitute HB 195 (Dissolution of local districts): Passed the House with 69 yes, 0 no and will be transmitted to the Senate. (presentation SEG 183–220; vote SEG 222–229)
- SCR 5 (Concurrent Resolution recognizing snow removal crews): Passed the House 68 yes, 0 no and transmitted for the president’s signature. (presentation SEG 245–335; vote SEG 391–397)
- First substitute HB 30 (Historic Preservation Amendments): Concurred and passed final passage (House vote recorded 66 yes, 0 no). (discussion SEG 431–482)
- HB 41 (Utah Revised Business Corporation Act modifications): Concurred with senate amendment and passed (63 yes, 0 no). (discussion SEG 497–519)
- First substitute HB 196 (Division of Real Estate amendments): Passed the House 66 yes, 0 no. (discussion SEG 522–555)
- Second substitute HB 109 (Public utility regulatory restricted account amendments): Passed 67 yes, 0 no. (discussion SEG 569–596)
- HB 78 (Nonbinding opinion questions / procedural vehicle for ballot questions, sponsor tied to daylight‑saving matter): Failed final passage 34 yes, 36 no. (full debate SEG 605–908; vote SEG 906–908)
- HB 133 (Candidate filing requirements): Passed 66 yes, 1 no and will be transmitted to the Senate. (presentation SEG 910–1003)
- First substitute HB 207 (Federalism Amendments / curriculum): Passed 44 yes, 25 no. (presentation and substitute SEG 1097–1598; vote SEG 1595–1598)
- HB 175 (Opioid abuse prevention and treatment amendments): Passed 72 yes, 0 no. (presentation SEG 1672–1769; vote SEG 1768–1770)
- Second substitute HB 19 (Civil asset forfeiture reform): Passed 58 yes, 10 no. (presentation and substitute SEG 1789–2302; vote SEG 2298–2302)
Several additional bills were introduced on first reading and referred to committee; rules committee reports assigned bills to standing committees and placed several measures on the third reading calendar.
