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Votes at a glance: Key measures passed by the Utah House on Feb. 27, 2019
Summary
The House approved a range of measures on Feb. 27, 2019, including bills on tourism marketing, tax compliance, school services, unclaimed property, extraterritorial jurisdiction, Navajo Code Talker recognition and other matters. Vote tallies and outcomes are listed below.
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah House recorded votes on multiple Senate and House measures during its Feb. 27 floor session. Below are key items, sponsors and recorded vote tallies as announced on the floor.
- First substitute, House Bill 345 (tourism marketing performance account amendments). Sponsor: Representative Gibson. House vote: 67 yes, 0 no. Transmitted to the Senate.
- Senate Bill 79 (sales and use tax compliance). Sponsor: Representative Spendlove. House vote: 72 yes, 0 no. Returned to the Senate for signature.
- House Bill 356 (adult education access amendments). Sponsor: Representative Johnson. House vote: 72 yes, 0 no. Transmitted to the Senate.
- First substitute, Senate Bill 81 (Native American remains amendments). Sponsor: Representative Sagers. House vote: 72 yes, 1 no. Returned to the Senate.
- Senate Bill 101 (Navajo Code Talkers recognition). Sponsor: Representative Watkins. House vote: 68 yes, 0 no. Returned to the Senate.
- First substitute, Senate Bill 70 (Unclaimed Property Amendments). Sponsor: Representative Snow. House vote: 70 yes, 0 no. Returned to the Senate.
- Senate Bill 88 (Crime victims restitution amendments). Sponsor: Representative Hall. House vote: 47 yes, 24 no. Returned to the Senate.
- Senate Bill 17 (Extraterritorial jurisdiction amendments). Sponsor: Representative Hawkes. House vote: 72 yes, 0 no. Returned to the Senate.
- First substitute, Senate Bill 106 (Mental health services in schools). Sponsor: Representative Pulsipher. House vote: 66 yes, 4 no. Returned to the Senate.
- First substitute, Senate Bill 47 (Placement of minors amendments). Sponsor: Representative Lisenby. House vote: 71 yes, 0 no. Returned to the Senate.
- Senate Bill 105 (Hemp and Cannabinoid Act amendments). Sponsor: Representative Dahl. House vote: 71 yes, 0 no. Returned to the Senate.
- First substitute, SCR 6 (support of advanced nuclear reactor technology). Sponsor: Representative Dahl. House vote: 62 yes, 11 no. Returned to the Senate.
- Additional committee and rules assignments were adopted or referred as read by the Clerk; the Rules Committee report was adopted by voice vote.
Most measures included summation waivers and had brief floor presentations; procedural items such as "circling" SB124 were also recorded. Actions noted here were announced on the House floor; readers seeking legislative text or final enrolled versions should consult the Utah Legislature website for official documents and the final signature status.
