1992 General Legislative Session (2/11/1992) - Part 3

Utah House of Representatives · February 11, 1992

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Substitute House Bill 163 introduced and passed

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Unidentified Representative (S2) explained Substitute House Bill 163 would give the governor authority to fill a vacancy in the office of U.S. House of Representatives by receiving a list of three names and selecting one, matching existing practice for U.S. Senate vacancies; Rep. Mel Brown and Rep. Byron Harwood had raised wording concerns that the substitute was intended to correct. Substitute HB 163 was put to a roll call and passed, 62 yes, 0 no; will be sent to the senate.

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Floor session of the Utah House of Representatives (1992) on multiple bills and resolutions including procedures to fill a U.S. House vacancy, penalties for unlawful release of animals, campaign-ad disclaimer rules, truth-in-borrowing revisions, a request to EPA on mixed radioactive waste, and a proposal to elevate rural economic development to an office. Several measures were passed and others were circled for later consideration.

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