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Votes at a glance: key House floor outcomes for Jan. 29, 2018
Summary
Recorded outcomes from the Jan. 29 House floor include passage of first substitute HB 30 (70–1), HB 15 (72–0), HB 56 (73–0), HB 96 (66–7) and other consent items; several measures were transmitted to the Senate.
Here are the key roll-call outcomes and short descriptions from the House floor on Jan. 29, 2018.
• First substitute HB 30 — Utah Anti-Discrimination Act Amendments (as substituted): Passed the House, 70 yes, 1 no. Sponsor and supporters said the substitute implements two recommendations from the legislative auditor (an updated subpoena authority for the Anti-Discrimination/Labor Division and clearer investigative terminology) and adds a notice requirement for complainants' hearing rights.
• First substitute HB 15 — Community Reinvestment Agency amendments: Passed the House, 72 yes, 0 no. Sponsors described the bill as technical cleanup with added transparency (annual report posting, acreage and residential-percentage reporting).
• HB 56 — Emergency Personnel Recording Amendments: Passed the House, 73 yes, 0 no. Sponsor said the bill protects audio recordings of first responders and limits their use to training among first responders.
• HB 96 — Constitutional & Federalism Commission extension: Passed the House, 66 yes, 7 no.
• HB 104 — Child Welfare Services Amendments: Clerk announced passage and transmission to the Senate; the transcript excerpt records '0 no votes' but does not include an explicit yes tally in the excerpt provided.
Notes: Several other bills and committee reports were adopted or assigned to standing committees; the House adjourned and will reconvene Tuesday, Jan. 30 at 11:00 a.m.
Provenance: First mention and discussion of HB 30 begins at SEG 435; the House vote and clerk’s announcement appear at SEG 559–567.
