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Clerk reads messages from the Senate delivered by Eugene Bridges, secretary of the senate, reporting multiple Senate-passed measures (House joint resolutions and concurrent resolutions and various House bills) returned for the Speaker's signature; the House prepares to read titles into the journal. (Speaker announcing and reading; Senate secretary: Eugene Bridges.)
The Utah House of Representatives met on Feb. 11, 1992, taking up a long calendar of messages from the Senate and multiple bills including a hate-crimes substitute (H.B. 112), a contentious corporal-punishment bill (H.B. 209) with multiple amendments and votes, biotechnology measures (HCR 2 / H.B. 27), and a childcare-in-schools bill (H.B. 63). Lawmakers debated definitions, teacher liability protections, parental permission, industry preemption and funding priorities before several bills passed and were sent to the Senate.
