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Senate accepts committee reports, sends scores of House bills to consent calendar and rules
Summary
On Feb. 24, 2000, the Utah Senate accepted multiple committee reports and routed numerous House bills to the consent calendar and the rules committee, including recommendations on health, education, taxation, and public-safety measures. A motion to accept the reports passed by voice.
The Utah Senate on Feb. 24 accepted a slate of committee reports and moved a number of House bills back to rules or onto the consent calendar, leaders announced during the floor session.
Committee chairs delivered favorable recommendations on dozens of measures across several policy areas. The Business, Labor and Economic Development Committee recommended a substitute for Senate Bill 253 (Utah Boxing Commission appropriation) and favorable action on House Bill 114 (business entity amendments) and House Bill 147 (restructuring families, agencies and communities together). The Education Committee recommended…
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