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Votes at a glance: bills passed on House floor (selected items)
Summary
A floor session of the Utah House produced recorded votes and passages on several bills including HB108 (vehicle inspections), HB146 (food‑truck licensing), HB103 (student early‑warning program), HB162 (period products), HB39 (construction code), HB184 (teacher professional development), HB32 (healthcare worker protections) and HB110 (alcohol education). Tallies are drawn from the floor transcript.
The House considered multiple third‑reading calendar items and recorded the following outcomes on the floor session in the transcript:
- House Bill 108 (vehicle inspection/VIN verification amendments): House floor motion and vote recorded as 70 yes, 0 no; transmitted to the Senate.
- House Bill 146 (Food Truck Licensing Amendments): Passed House with 68 yes, 1 no; transmitted to the Senate.
- House Bill 103 (Student Intervention/Early Warning Program): After a friendly amendment clarifying survey opt‑in/parental consent (section 53E‑9‑203), passed House 71 yes, 0 no; transmitted to the Senate.
- House Bill 162 (Period Products in Schools): Sponsor cited initial product funding of $2.3M in year one and $1.7M in years two and three; floor recorded a House vote of 72 yes (no roll‑call list printed in the excerpt); transmitted to the Senate.
- House second substitute Bill 39 (State Construction Code Amendments): Second substitute adopted; final passage recorded as 67 yes, 5 no; transmitted to the Senate.
- House Bill 184 (Teacher Professional Development Amendments): Friendly amendment adopted (extended notice from 7 to 14 days); final passage 74 yes, 0 no; transmitted to the Senate.
- First substitute, House Bill 32 (Healthcare Worker Protection Amendments): Substitute passed the House 56 yes, 16 no; transmitted to the Senate.
- House Bill 110 (Alcohol Education Amendments): Passed House 73 yes, 0 no; transmitted to the Senate.
These tallies and outcomes are taken from the House floor transcript. Where the transcript did not print a full roll‑call or complete tally, the recorded yes/no counts above are presented as recorded on the floor.
