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House morning session: several bills cleared, rules report adopted
Summary
The House adopted multiple committee reports, approved bills on the consent/third-reading calendars (including HB234, HB180, SB49 and HB61), circled HB202 for further stakeholder work, and adopted the rules committee report assigning bills to standing committees.
During its morning session the House adopted several committee reports and cleared multiple bills for transmission to the Senate.
Key outcomes included the passage of HB234 (gestational agreement amendments to comply with a unanimous Utah Supreme Court opinion) on a voice vote, recorded as 70 yes and 0 no; HB180 (emissions inspection revisions removing emissions checks for electric vehicles) passed 73–0 after sponsor Representative Malloy described the technical changes; first substitute SB49 (aviation amendments) passed 78–0 after Representative Brooks summarized updates to building-code language and disposal procedures for abandoned aircraft; and HB61 (amendments to county form of government) was approved 68–2 after committee work and floor endorsement.
Representative Jefferson Moss moved to 'circle' HB202 (local government nuisance ordinance reform) after stakeholder concerns and committee language changes; that motion passed and the bill was set aside for further revisions. The House also adopted the rules committee report assigning several bills to standing committees.
The House adjourned until 2 p.m.
