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House clears a slate of bills and resolutions and refers them to the Senate
Summary
The Utah House approved multiple bills and concurrent resolutions Feb. 16, including DUI training pilot amendments, the 2020 census resolution, criminal justice and criminal‑record compact measures, and others; a number of items were placed on the third‑reading and consent calendars.
The Utah House moved a range of bills and resolutions through the chamber on Feb. 16, approving several measures for transmittal to the Senate and placing others on calendars for further consideration.
Notable floor actions and outcomes recorded in the House transcript include:
- First Substitute House Bill 252 (DUI program amendments): Passed the House (68 yes, 0 nays) and forwarded to the Senate for consideration. - First Substitute House Concurrent Resolution 12 (calling for a complete and accurate 2020 census): Passed the House (65 yes, procedural tally recorded) and transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 228 (child abuse prevention training amendments): Passed the House (66 yes, 0 nays) and referred to the Senate. - First Substitute House Bill 69 (National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact): Passed the House (60 yes, 0 nays) and referred to the Senate. - House Bill 157 (Justice Reinvestment Amendments): Passed the House (transcript shows corrected tally of 66 yes, 0 nays) and will be forwarded to the Senate.
Several committee reports were adopted and multiple bills were assigned to standing committees for further work. The House recessed until 2 p.m. after completing its morning business.
These actions complete the House’s initial handling of the listed bills; individual bills will await Senate action and any conference or reconciliation steps in subsequent days.
