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Votes at a glance: routine concurrence items and first‑readings from the Feb. 20 House floor
Summary
The House took up several concurrence calendar items and first‑reading bills Feb. 20; routine concurrence motions for HB15, HB57 and HB84 passed and multiple bills were read for first time and referred to committee.
On Feb. 20 the Utah House handled a set of routine concurrence and first‑reading items before moving to extended floor debates. Key floor actions included:
- HB15 (Labor Commission amendments): Representative Dunnegan said wording changes were technical; the House concurred with Senate amendments and passed HB15, 61–0.
- HB57 (towing signage revisions): Representative Malloy said the changes clarified sign‑printing language; the House concurred and HB57 passed, 57–7.
- HB84 (traffic code amendments): Representative Hall described a technical change made in the Senate; the House concurred and HB84 passed, 62–3.
Additionally, the clerk read multiple bills for first reading (including a series of HB3xx bills and HJR21); the Speaker referred those measures to the House Rules Committee.
