HOUSE JOURNAL

FORTY-FIFTH DAY
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MORNING SESSION

The House was called to order by Speaker Brown at 8:00 a.m.

Roll call showed all members present.

Pledge of Allegiance and prayer by Mrs. Dennis Iverson.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 3, 1998

The Senate passed, upon reconsideration, as amended, 3rd Sub. S.B. 144, TAX 
REGARDING RADIOACTIVE WASTE, by Senator Blackham and it is transmitted for 
consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. 3rd Sub. S.B. 144, read the first time by short title 
and referred to the Rules Committee.

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Mr. Speaker:	March 3, 1998

The Senate transmits 3rd Sub. S.B. 80, RECODIFICATION OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS, 
by Senator R. Evans, for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. 

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative B. Allen, the House voted to reconsider its action 
on 3rd Sub. S.B. 80.

RECONSIDERATION OF 3rd Sub. S.B. 80

3rd Sub. S.B. 80, RECODIFICATION OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS, was before the House 
on its final passage.

On motion of Representative B. Allen, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 7, Line 10:
Lilac 3-2-98:
After "(1)" insert "(a)"

2.	Page 7, Line 16:
Lilac 3-2-98:
After "or" delete "erecting or"

3.	Page 7, Line 16a:
Lilac 3-2-98:
At the beginning of line 16a delete "burying" and insert "the underground installation 
of an" and after "utility" delete "lines" and insert "line or the conversion 
to underground of an existing electric utility line"

4.	Page 7, Line 19:
Lilac 3-2-98:
After line 19 insert:
"(b) Each county service area that supplies the service of the underground 
installation of an electric utility line or the conversion to underground of 
an existing electric utility line shall, in installing or converting the line, 
provide advance notice to and coordinate with the utility that owns the line."

5.	Page 23, Line 13a:
Lilac 3-2-98:
After "(r)" delete "erecting or burying electric utility lines" and insert 
"the underground installation of an electric utility line or the conversion 
to underground of an existing electric utility line"

6.	Page 36, Line 15a:
Lilac 3-2-98:
At the beginning of line 15a after "as" delete "described in the petition or 
in the resolution under Subsection 17B-2-203(1)(c)" and insert "approved at 
the election"

3rd Sub. S.B. 80, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 66; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 9.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Beck	Becker	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Buttars	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Anderson	Barth	Bush	Carlson	Dillree	Goodfellow	Gowans	Olsen	Walsh

3rd Sub. S.B. 80, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 3, 1998

The Senate requests the return of 2nd Sub. H.B. 120, DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES 
OFFICE OF LICENSING REVISIONS, by Representative J. Haymond, for correction.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. On motion of Representative Haymond, the House voted 
to transmit 2nd Sub. H.B. 120 to the Senate for further consideration.

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Mr. Speaker:	March 3, 1998

The Senate refuses to recede from its amendments to H.C.R. 11, RESOLUTION APPROVING 
INDUSTRIAL WASTE PERMIT, by Representative B. Evans, and has appointed a Conference 
Committee consisting of Senators Myrin, Montgomery, and Suazo to meet with 
a like committee from the House on this bill.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. 

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Evans, the House voted to reconsider its action 
on H.C.R. 11.

RECONSIDERATION OF H.C.R. 11

On motion of Representative Evans, the House voted to concur in the Senate 
amendments to H.C.R. 11.

H.C.R. 11, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 68; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 7.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Short	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
B. Allen	Dillree	Nelson	Seitz	M. Stephens	Ure	Walsh

H.C.R. 11, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 3, 1998

The Senate passed, as amended, H.B. 300, EDUCATOR BACKGROUND CHECK AMENDMENTS, 
by Representative J. Alexander, and it is transmitted for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Alexander, the House voted 
to concur in the Senate amendments to H.B. 300.

H.B. 300, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 58; Nays, 11; Absent or not voting, 6.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	S. Allen	Anderson	Arrington	Bigelow	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Dayton	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	Koehn	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Arent	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Carlson	Davis	Hendrickson	King	Larson

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
B. Allen	Dillree	Hickman	Jones	Knudson	Walsh

H.B. 300, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

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Mr. Speaker:	March 3, 1998

The Senate passed, as amended, 2nd Sub. H.B. 441, MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL 
PRACTICE ACT, by Representative M. Stephens, and it is transmitted for further 
consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative M. Stephens, the House voted 
to concur in the Senate amendments to 2nd Sub. H.B. 441.

2nd Sub. H.B. 441, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll 
call:

Yeas, 69; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 6.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	King	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Becker	Dillree	Hickman	Jones	Knudson	Seitz

2nd Sub. H.B. 441, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for 
signature of the President.

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Mr. Speaker:	March 3, 1998

The Senate passed, as amended, H.B. 374, FRIVOLOUS LAWSUITS AMENDMENTS, by 
Representative D. Gladwell, and it is transmitted for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Gladwell, the House voted 
to concur in the Senate amendments to H.B. 374.

H.B. 374, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 70; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 5.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	B. 
Evans	Frandsen	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Chard	Dillree	Fox-Finlinson	Garn	Hickman

H.B. 374, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

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Mr. Speaker:	March 3, 1998

The Senate passed, as amended, 1st Sub. H.B. 444, PRIVATIZATION OF QUASI - 
GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES, by Representative G. Adair, and it is transmitted for 
further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Adair, the House voted to 
concur in the Senate amendments to Sub. H.B. 444.

Sub. H.B. 444, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll 
call:

Yeas, 70; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 5.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	Arrington	Dillree	Hickman	Short

Sub. H.B. 444, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

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Mr. Speaker:	March 3, 1998

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed S.B. 62, DISTRICT COURT 
REVIEW OF TAX COMMISSION CASES, by Senator H. Stephenson, and it is transmitted 
for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed 1st Sub. S.B. 158, 
DONATION OF BUILDINGS TO UNIVERSITIES, by Senator H. Stephenson, and it is 
transmitted for the signature of the Speaker.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. S.B. 62, and Sub. S.B. 158 were signed by the Speaker 
in open session, in the presence of the House, and returned to the Senate for 
signature of the President, enrolling and transmission to the Governor.

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Mr. Speaker:	March 3, 1998

The Senate passed, 1st Sub. H.B. 265, TITLE INSURANCE AMENDMENTS, by Representative 
T. Hatch, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, 1st Sub. H.B. 343, NUISANCE CODE AMENDMENTS - SHOOTING RANGES, 
by Representative B. Wright, which has been signed by the President and it 
is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 407, AQUACULTURE AMENDMENTS, by Representative D. Ure, 
which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for the signature 
of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 162, UTAH STATE MUSEUM OF NATURAL 
HISTORY AMENDMENTS, by Representative B. Evans, and it is transmitted for the 
signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed 1st Sub. H.B. 194, AMENDMENTS TO COUNTY 
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS FOR WATER SERVICES, by Representative B. Allen, and it 
is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 385, REGISTRATION OF PERSONAL INTRODUCTION 
SERVICES, by Representative A. Bradshaw, and it is transmitted for the signature 
of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 461, FUNDING FOR HIGHWAY ACQUISITION, by Representative 
K. Garn, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for the 
signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 426, TRANSIT DISTRICT AMENDMENTS, by Representative 
A. Bradshaw, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 310, WRONGFUL APPROPRIATION, by Representative B. Holladay, 
which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for the signature 
of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 313, CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN PRACTICE 
ACT AMENDMENTS, by Representative J. Haymond, and it is transmitted for the 
signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 333, WILDLIFE CODE AMENDMENTS, 
by Representative M. Styler, and it is transmitted for the signature of the 
Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 362, SEX OFFENDER PUBLIC RECORDS, by Representative 
B. Allen, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 388, PRIVATE PROPERTY OMBUDSMAN, 
by Representative E. Olsen, and it is transmitted for the signature of the 
Speaker.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. Sub. H.B. 265, Sub. H.B. 343, H.B. 407, H.B. 162, Sub. 
H.B. 194, H.B. 385, H.B. 461, H.B. 426, H.B. 310, H.B. 313, H.B. 333, H.B. 
362, and H.B. 388 were signed by the Speaker in open session, in the presence 
of the House, and referred to the Rules Committee to be enrolled and transmitted 
to the Governor.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Koehn, the House voted to uncircle Sub. S.B. 201.

Sub. S.B. 201, RETIREMENT ELIGIBILITY FORMULA, was before the House on its 
final passage.

Sub. S.B. 201 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 68; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 7.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Dayton	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Bigelow	Carlson	Davis	Dillree	Haymond	Larson	M. Stephens

Sub. S.B. 201 was signed by the Speaker in open session, in the presence of 
the House, and returned to the Senate for signature of the President, enrolling 
and transmission to the Governor.

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On motion of Representative Hatch, the House voted to uncircle 2nd Sub. S.B. 
166.

2nd Sub. S.B. 166, FOOD HANDLER LICENSING, was before the House on its final 
passage.

On motion of Representative Hatch, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 2, Line 2:
After line 2 insert:
"(1) "Back country food service establishment" means a federal or state licensed 
back country guiding or outfitting business that:
(a) provides food services; and
(b) meets department recognized federal or state food service safety regulations 
for food handlers."
Renumber remaining subsections accordingly.

2.	Page 2, Lines 4-5:
Delete lines 4-5
Renumber remaining subsections accordingly.

3.	Page 2, Line 6:
Before "passes" insert "successfully"

4.	Page 2, Line 8:
After "rule" insert "consistent with original certification requirements"

5.	Page 2, Line 17:
After "hazardous food" insert ": (a)" and delete "or food ingredient," and 
insert "that is" and after "synthetic" delete the comma

6.	Page 2, Lines 18-20:
"and that requires temperature control because it is in a form capable of supporting:
(i) the rapid and progressive growth of infectious or toxigenic microorganisms;
(ii) the growth and toxin production of Clostridium botulinum; or
(iii) in raw shell eggs, the growth of Salmonella enteritidis;
(b) includes:
(i) a food of animal origin that is raw or heat-treated;
(ii) a food of plant origin that is heat-treated or consists of raw seed sprouts; 

(iii) cut melons; and
(iv) garlic and oil mixtures that are not acidified or otherwise modified at 
a food processing plant in a way that results in mixtures that do not support 
growth specified in Subsection (5)(a); and
(c) does not include:
(i) an air-cooled hard-boiled egg with shell intact;
(ii) a food with an aw value of 0.85 or less;
(iii) a food with a pH level of 4.6 or below when measured at 24#C or 75#F;
(iv) a food in an unopened hermetically sealed container that is commercially 
processed to achieve and maintain commercial sterility under conditions of 
nonrefrigerated storage and distribution;
(v) a food for which laboratory evidence demonstrates that the rapid and progressive 
growth of infectious or toxigenic microorganisms or the growth of S. enteritidis 
in eggs or C. botulinum cannot occur, such as a food that has an aw and a pH 
that are above the levels specified in Subsection (5)(c)(ii) and (iii), and 
that may contain a preservative, other barrier to the growth of microorganisms, 
or a combination of barriers that inhibit the growth of microorganisms; or
(vi) a food that does not support the growth of microorganisms as specified 
in Subsection (5)(a), even though the food may contain an infectious or toxigenic 
microorganism or chemical or physical contaminant at a level sufficient to 
cause illness."

7.	Page 2, Line 27:
After "safety" delete "training courses and"

8.	Page 2, Line 29:
After "safety" delete "training courses and" and delete "examination" and insert 
"examinations"

9.	Page 4, Line 3:
Delete "food service establishments"

10.	Page 4, Line 13:
Delete "and"After "rule" insert:
"(h) residential child care providers;
(i) child care providers and programs licensed under Chapter 39, Utah Child 
Care Licensing Act; and
(j) back country food service establishments"

12.	Page 4, Line 22:
Delete the colon

13.	Page 4, Lines 23-24:
Delete lines 23-24

14.	Page 4, Line 25:
Delete "(b)"

15.	Page 4, Line 29:
After "rule" insert "which are consistent with original certification requirements"

Representative Nielsen declared a conflict of interest.

2nd Sub. S.B. 166, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 61; Nays, 13; Absent or not voting, 1.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Beck	Becker	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Pace	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Styler	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Alexander	B. Allen	Buttars	Harper	Hickman	Iverson	Olsen	Rowan	M. 
Stephens	Swallow	Ure	Way	Wright

Absent or not voting was: Representative
Barth

2nd Sub. S.B. 166, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative B. Allen, the House voted to reconsider its action 
on 3rd Sub. S.B. 80.

RECONSIDERATION OF 3rd Sub. S.B. 80

3rd Sub. S.B. 80, RECODIFICATION OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS, was before the House 
on its final passage.

On motion of Representative B. Allen, the bill was amended as follows:Delete 
amendments under Representatives B. Allen dated March 2, 1998 at 1:02 p.m.

3rd Sub. S.B. 80, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 66; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 9.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
S. Allen	Bigelow	Dayton	Hatch	Hickman	Iverson	Olsen	Seitz	Tanner

3rd Sub. S.B. 80, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Garn, the House voted to uncircle S.B. 84.

S.B. 84, STRATEGIC PLANNING ACT FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE AMENDMENTS, was 
before the House on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Dayton, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 11, Line 4:
Delete "2002" and insert "1999"

On motion of Representative Wright, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 1, Lines 6-7:
After "EDUCATION;" delete "MODIFYING THE MISSION OF PUBLIC EDUCATION UNDER 
THE STATE STRATEGIC PLAN;"

2.	Page 2, Line 19:
After "plan;" insert "and"

3.	Page 2, Lines 20-21:
Delete lines 20 through 21 and renumber remaining subsections accordingly

4.	Page 3, Line 1:
Remove opening bracket and reinstate "assure Utah the best educated citizenry 
in the world and each individual the training to"

5.	Page 3, Line 2:
Reinstate "succeed in a global society by" and remove closing bracket; delete 
"be a world leader in" and after "providing" remove opening bracket and reinstate 
"students with learning and"

6.	Page 3, Line 3:
Reinstate "occupational skills, character development, literacy, and" and remove 
the closing bracket and delete "the opportunities and instructional"

7.	Page 3, Lines 4-5:
Delete "support for each student to gain the" and after "knowledge" remove 
the opening bracket and reinstate the bracketed language on lines 4 through 
5

8.	Page 3, Line 6:
Reinstate "accountable for results" and insert a period "." and remove closing 
bracket and delete the rest of line 6

9.	Page 3, Lines 7-13:
Delete lines 7 through 13

10.	Page 3, Lines 26-27:
Remove the brackets and reinstate the bracketed language on lines 26 through 
27

11.	Page 3, Lines 30-31:
After "communicate," delete "exhibit aesthetic awareness,"

12.	Page 4, Line 1:
After "(4)" insert "offers" and after "curriculum" delete the brackets and 
reinstate "that enables" and delete "is implemented in each school"

13.	Page 4, Lines 2-3:
Delete "to help all" and after "students" remove brackets and reinstate "to 
successfully compete"; delete "succeed" and after "society" insert ", and to 
succeed as citizens in a constitutional republic"

14.	Page 4, Line 10:
After "receive" delete "competitive" and insert "fair"

15.	Page 5, Line 7:
After "levels;" insert "and"

16.	Page 5, Line 8:
After "competency" delete "; and" and insert a period "."

17.	Page 5, Lines 9-10:
Delete lines 9 through 10

18.	Page 6, Lines 12-14:


18.	Page 6, Lines 12-14:
Remove brackets and reinstate bracketed language on lines 12 through 14

19.	Page 6, Line 15:
Reinstate "portfolios" and delete "to evaluate the performance of each student"

20.	Page 6, Lines 21-24:
Remove brackets and reinstate bracketed language on lines 21 through 24 and 
renumber subsection accordingly

21.	Page 10, Line 7:
After "governor" insert "the president of the Senate, the speaker of the House 
of Representatives,"

On motion of Representative Alexander, the bill was amended as follows:

22.	Page 4, Line 8:
After "compentent" insert "develop a stategy that allows" 

23.	Page 4, Line 9:
Before "teachers" insert "to be compensated through a paid for performance 
system"

24.	Page 4, Line 10:
Delete "receive competitive compensation"

S.B. 84, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 53; Nays, 18; Absent or not voting, 4.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	B. Allen	S. Allen	Arrington	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Alexander	Anderson	Arent	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Buffmire	Carlson	Davis	Goodfellow	Gowans	Jones	Larson	Olsen	N. 
Stephens	Tanner	Tuttle

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Fox-Finlinson	Hendrickson	Hickman	Seitz

S.B. 84, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

S.B. 48, PAY-PER-VIEW BOXING TAX, read the third time by short title and placed 
on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Valentine S.B. 48 was referred to Rules Committee 
to be placed on the Master Study Resolution.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Valentine, the House voted to recess until 10:00 
a.m.

The House was called to order by Speaker Brown at 10:30 a.m.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

S.B. 56, BOW HUNTER CERTIFICATION, read the third time by short title and placed 
on its final passage.

S.B. 56 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 52; Nays, 10; Absent or not voting, 13.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	B. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Beck	Becker	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Buckner	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Davis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Gowans	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Short	Siddoway	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Alexander	Bryson	Dayton	Goodfellow	Koehn	Seitz	N. Stephens	Styler	Ure	Wright

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
S. Allen	Barth	Buffmire	Curtis	Garn	Gladwell	Harper	Hatch	Hickman	K. 
Johnson	M. Stephens	Swallow	Way

S.B. 56 was signed by the Speaker in open session, in the presence of the House, 
and returned to the Senate for signature of the President, enrolling and transmission 
to the Governor.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Hatch, the House voted to reconsider its action 
on 2nd Sub. S.B. 166.

RECONSIDERATION OF 2nd Sub. S.B. 166

2nd Sub. S.B. 166, FOOD HANDLERS LICENSING, was before the House on its final 
passage.

On motion of Representative Hatch, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 4, Line 11:
Delete line 11

2nd Sub. S.B. 166, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 54; Nays, 12; Absent or not voting, 9.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Beck	Becker	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Davis	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Pace	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Styler	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Alexander	B. Allen	Bryson	Dayton	Harper	Iverson	Olsen	Rowan	Swallow	Ure	Way	Wright

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Adair	S. Allen	Barth	Bradshaw	Curtis	Dillree	Garn	Hickman	M. 
Stephens

2nd Sub. S.B. 166, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Hogue, under suspension of the rules, the House 
voted to move to the House Third Reading Calendar.

On motion of Representative Hogue, under suspension of the rules, H.B. 372 
was moved to the top of the Third Reading Calendar.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

H.B. 372, PORTABILITY OF FUNDING FOR HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, read the third 
time by short title and placed on its final passage.

H.B. 372, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 69; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 6.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Davis	Dayton	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Arent	Curtis	Dillree	Jones	M. Stephens	Tuttle

H.B. 372, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the House voted to move to the Senate 
Third Reading Calendar.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

Sub. S.B. 177, LONG TERM LEASE - NORTH CAMPUS OF UVSC, read the third time 
by short title and placed on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Ure, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 1, Line 1:
Goldenrod Copy
Delete "LAND PURCHASE - NORTH CAMPUS OF" and insert "REVIEW OF LEASE BETWEEN 
THE UTAH STATE DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER AND"

2.	Page 1, Line 7:
Goldenrod Copy
Delete "ENTER A LAND PURCHASE AGREEMENT WITH" and "REVIEW THE ADVISABILITY 
OF A LEASE BETWEEN"

3.	Page 1, Line 7a:
Goldenrod Copy
After "COLLEGE" insert "AND"

4.	Page 1, Line 8:
Goldenrod Copy
Delete "FOR CERTAIN LANDS OWNED BY"

5.	Page 2, Lines 17-25:
Goldenrod Copy
Delete lines 17-25 and insert:
"(iii) By July 1, 1998, the Division of Facilities Construction and Management 
shall:
(A) review the advisability of leasing or purchasing developmental center land 
to Utah Valley State College;
(B) if the division determines that a lease is advisable, identify which land 
should be leased, the terms of the lease, and a financing mechanism for the 
lease; and
(C) report its findings, conclusions, and recommendations to the interim Education 
committee, the interim Health and Human Services committee, and the interim 
Executive Appropriations committee."

Sub. S.B. 177, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 63; Nays, 10; Absent or not voting, 2.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Arrington	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Walsh	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Adair	Anderson	Arent	Baca	Bowman	Buffmire	Gowans	Jones	Olsen	Pace

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Valentine	Way

Sub. S.B. 177, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed, as amended, H.B. 196, RETIREMENT OFFICE AMENDMENTS, by Representative 
S. Koehn, and it is transmitted for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Koehn, the House voted to 
concur in the Senate amendments to H.B. 196.

All Representatives declared a conflict of interest.

H.B. 196, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 47; Nays, 17; Absent or not voting, 11.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	B. Allen	Arrington	Barth	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Harper	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	Knudson	Koehn	Nielsen	Pace	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Alexander	S. Allen	Arent	Baca	Beck	Bigelow	Buckner	Buttars	Dayton	Hatch	Iverson	King	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Olsen	Styler

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Anderson	Goodfellow	Gowans	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Rowan	M. 
Stephens	Swallow	Ure	Way

H.B. 196, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed, as amended, H.B. 404, USE OF CIGARETTE TAX, by Representative 
S. Barth, et al, and it is transmitted for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Barth, the House voted to 
concur in the Senate amendments to H.B. 404.

H.B. 404, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 55; Nays, 4; Absent or not voting, 16.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Arent	Baca	Barth	Beck	Bigelow	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Harper	Hatch	Hogue	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Pace	Saunders	Seitz	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Styler	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Arrington	Becker	Bourdeaux	Carlson

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Anderson	Goodfellow	Gowans	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Holladay	Knudson	Koehn	Olsen	Rowan	Short	M. 
Stephens	Swallow	Ure	Way

H.B. 404, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed, H.J.R. 2, RESOLUTION SUPPORTING LAWSUIT OPPOSING GRAND STAIRCASE 
ESCALANTE NATIONAL MONUMENT DESIGNATION, by Representative D. Iverson, which 
has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for the signature of 
the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 435, REPORTS AND NOTICES AMENDMENTS, by Representative 
G. Davis, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 234, SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION LIMIT AMENDMENT, by Representative 
J. Haymond, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 177, COLLECTION OF UNIFORM MOTOR VEHICLE FEES AMENDMENT, 
by Representative D. Bush, which has been signed by the President and it is 
transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 386, STABILIZING SCHOOL DISTRICT BOUNDARIES, by Representative 
R. Bigelow, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, 1st Sub. H.B. 357, TRANSIENT ROOM TAX AMENDMENTS, by Representative 
K. Johnson, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 420, TRUTH IN TAXATION AMENDMENTS, by Representative 
T. Hatch, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed 2nd Sub. H.B. 441, MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL 
PRACTICE ACT, by Representative M. Stephens, and it is transmitted for the 
signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed 1st Sub. H.B. 444, PRIVATIZATION OF 
QUASI - GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES, by Representative G. Adair, and it is transmitted 
for the signature of the Speaker.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. H.J.R. 2, H.B. 435, H.B. 234, H.B. 177, H.B. 386, Sub. 
H.B. 357, H.B. 420, 2nd Sub. H.B. 441, and Sub. H.B. 444 was signed by the 
Speaker in open session, in the presence of the House, and referred to the 
Rules Committee to be enrolled and transmitted to the Governor.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate has rejected H.B. 235, CONSUMER CREDIT CODE AMENDMENTS, by Representative 
K. Garn, and it is transmitted for filing; and

The Senate has rejected H.B. 447, TRAFFIC VIOLATION CHANGES, by Representative 
D. Jones, and it is transmitted for filing.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. 

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed, as substituted, 2nd Sub. S.J.R. 3, RESOLUTION AMENDING JUDICIAL 
NOMINATION PROCESS, by Senator Taylor, and it is transmitted for consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. 2nd Sub. S.J.R. 3, read the first time by short title 
and referred to the Rules Committee.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed S.B. 52, PROPERTY TAX 
RESTRICTION, by Senator L. Poulton, and it is transmitted for the signature 
of the Speaker.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. S.B. 52 was signed by the Speaker in open session, in 
the presence of the House, and returned to the Senate for signature of the 
President, enrolling and transmission to the Governor.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Cox, the House voted to uncircle S.B. 222.

S.B. 222, BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLE HEARING REQUIREMENTS, was before the 
House on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Cox, the bill was amended as follows:Delete all 
amendments placed in by the House on Day 44

On motion of Representative Cox, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 1, Lines 23-24:
Goldenrod Copy dated March 2, 1998:
After "victim may" reinstate "[not]" and after "attention hearing" reinstate 
"[, if the offender is not present]"

2.	Page 1, Lines 24-24a:
Goldenrod Copy dated March 2, 1998:
Delete "IF THE VICTIM ATTENDS A REDETERMINATION OR SPECIAL ATTENTION HEARING, 
THE OFFENDER MUST BE PRESENT."

3.	Page 2, Line 24:
Goldenrod Copy dated March 2, 1998:
Reinstate "[, upon request,]"

S.B. 222, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 62; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 13.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Alexander	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Baca	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	King	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Adair	B. Allen	Arrington	Barth	Bigelow	Bryson	Carlson	Hatch	Jones	Knudson	Olsen	Short	Styler

S.B. 222, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

* * *

On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the House voted to uncircle S.B. 
143.

S.B. 143, RECREATIONAL VEHICLE STANDARDS, was before the House on its final 
passage.

On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the House voted to delete S.B. 143 
in title and body and insert Sub. S.B. 143 in lieu thereof.

On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 1, Line 11:
After line 11 insert:
"13-14-201, as last amended by Chapter 162, Laws of Utah 1997"

2.	Page 3, Line 29:
After line 29 insert:
"Section 2. Section 13-14-201 is amended to read:
13-14-201 Prohibited acts by franchisors -- Disclosures.
(1) A franchisor may not in this state:
(a) require a franchisee to order or accept delivery of any new motor vehicle, 
part, accessory, equipment, or other item not otherwise required by law that 
is not voluntarily ordered by the franchisee;
(b) require a franchisee to participate monetarily in any advertising campaign 
or contest, or purchase any promotional materials, display devices, or display 
decorations or materials;
(c) require a franchisee to change the capital structure of the franchisee's 
dealership or the means by or through which the franchisee finances the operation 
of the franchisee's dealership, if the dealership at all times meets reasonable 
capital standards determined by and applied in a nondiscriminatory manner by 
the franchisor;
(d) require a franchisee to refrain from participating in the management of, 
investment in, or acquisition of any other line of new motor vehicles or related 
products, if:
(i) the franchisee maintains a reasonable line of credit for each make or line 
of vehicles; and
(ii) complies with reasonable capital and facilities requirements of the franchisor;
(e) require a franchisee to prospectively agree to a release, assignment, novation, 
waiver, or estoppel that would:
(i) relieve a franchisor from any liability imposed by this chapter; or
(ii) require any controversy between the franchisee and a franchisor to be 
referred to a third party if the decision by the third party would be binding;
(f) require a franchisee to change the location of the principal place of business 
of the franchisee's dealership or make any substantial alterations to the dealership 
premises, if the change or alterations would be unreasonable;
(g) coerce or attempt to coerce a franchisee to join, contribute to, or affiliate 
with an advertising association;
(h) require, coerce, or attempt to coerce a franchisee to enter into an agreement 
with the franchisor or do any other act that is unfair or prejudicial to the 
franchisee, by threatening to cancel a franchise agreement or other contractual 
agreement or understanding existing between the franchisor and franchisee;
(i) adopt, change, establish, modify, or implement a plan or system for the 
allocation, scheduling, or delivery of new motor vehicles, parts, or accessories 
to its franchisees so that the plan or system is not fair, reasonable, and 
equitable;
(j) increase the price of any new motor vehicle that the franchisee has ordered 
from the franchisor and for which there exists at the time of the order a bona 
fide sale to a retail purchaser if the order was made prior to the franchisee's 
receipt of an official written price increase notification;
(k) fail to indemnify and hold harmless its franchisee against any judgment 
for damages or settlement approved in writing by the franchisor:
(i) including court costs and attorneys' fees arising out of actions, claims, 
or proceedings including those based on:
(A) strict liability;
(B) negligence;
(C) misrepresentation;
(D) express or implied warranty;
(E) revocation as described in Section 70A-2-608; or
(F) rejection as described in Section 70A-2-602; and
(ii) to the extent the judgment or settlement relates to alleged defective 
or negligent actions by the franchisor;
(l) threaten or coerce a franchisee to waive or forbear its right to protest 
the establishment or relocation of a same line-make franchisee in the relevant 
market area of the affected franchisee;
(m) fail to ship monthly to a franchisee, if ordered by the franchisee, the 
number of new motor vehicles of each make, series, and model needed by the 
franchisee to achieve a percentage of total new vehicle sales of each make, 
series, and model equitably related to the total new vehicle production or 
importation being achieved nationally at the time of the order by each make, 
series, and model covered under the franchise agreement;
(n) require or otherwise coerce a franchisee to under-utilize the franchisee's 
existing facilities;
(o) fail to include in any franchise agreement the following language or language 
to the effect that: "If any provision in this agreement contravenes the laws 
or regulations of any state or other jurisdiction where this agreement is to 
be performed, or provided for by such laws or regulations, the provision is 
considered to be modified to conform to such laws or regulations, and all other 
terms and provisions shall remain in full force.";
(p) engage in the distribution, sale, offer for sale, or lease of a new motor 
vehicle to purchasers who acquire the vehicle in this state except through 
a franchisee with whom the franchisor has established a written franchise agreement, 
if the franchisor's trade name, trademark, service mark, or related characteristic 
is an integral element in the distribution, sale, offer for sale, or lease;
(q) engage in the distribution or sale of a recreational vehicle which is manufactured, 
rented, sold, or offered for sale in this state without being constructed in 
accordance with the standards set by the American National Standards Institute 
for recreational vehicles and evidenced by a seal or plate attached to the 
vehicle; [or]
(r) authorize or permit a person to perform warranty service repairs on motor 
vehicles, except warranty service repairs:
(i) by a franchisee with whom the franchisor has entered into a franchise agreement 
for the sale and service of the franchisor's motor vehicles; or
(ii) on owned motor vehicles by a person or government entity who has purchased 
new motor vehicles pursuant to a franchisor's or manufacturer's fleet discount 
program[.];
(s) fail to provide a franchisee with a written franchise agreement; or
(t) notwithstanding any other provisions of this chapter, unreasonably fail 
or refuse to offer to its same line make franchised dealers all models manufactured 
for that line make, or unreasonably require a dealer to pay any extra fee, 
remodel, renovate, recondition the dealer's existing facilities, or purchase 
unreasonable advertising displays or other materials as a prerequisite to receiving 
a model or series of vehicles, except that a recreational vehicle manufacturer 
may split a line make between motor home and travel trailer products.
(2) Notwithstanding Subsection (1)(r), a franchisor may authorize or permit 
a person to perform warranty service repairs on motor vehicles if the warranty 
services is for a franchisor of recreational vehicles.
(3) Subsection (1)(a) does not prevent the franchisor from requiring that a 
franchisee carry a reasonable inventory of:
(a) new motor vehicle models offered for sale by the franchisor; and
(b) parts to service the repair of the new motor vehicles.
(4) Subsection (1)(d) does not prevent a franchisor from:
(a) requiring that a franchisee maintain separate sales personnel or display 
space; or
(b) refusing to permit a combination of new motor vehicle lines, if justified 
by reasonable business considerations.
(5) Upon the written request of any franchisee, a franchisor shall disclose 
in writing to the franchisee the basis on which new motor vehicles, parts, 
and accessories are allocated, scheduled, and delivered among the franchisor's 
dealers of the same line-make."
Renumber remaining sections accordingly.

S.B. 143 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 60; Nays, 3; Absent or not voting, 12.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bradshaw	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Hendrickson	Hickman	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Frandsen	Olsen	Ure

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	Barth	Bigelow	Bowman	Bryson	Haymond	Hogue	Iverson	Jones	Pace	Valentine

S.B. 143 transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate requests the return of H.B. 235, CONSUMER CREDIT CODE AMENDMENTS, 
by Representative K. Garn, for reconsideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Garn, the House voted to return 
H.B. 235 to the Senate.

RULES COMMITTEE REPORT

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Rules Committee recommends that, under suspension of the rules, the following 
bills and resolutions be considered read for the second time and placed on 
the Third Reading Calendar for senate bills:

3rd Sub. S.B. 144	Tax Regarding Radioactive Waste

Sub. S.B. 174	Quality Assurance on Construction of Public Buildings

2nd Sub. 36	Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing Act Amendments

S.B. 221	Emergency Services Telephone Charge

S.B. 60	Motor Vehicle Insurance - Liability on Loaned Vehicle

Sub. S.B. 49	Eminent Domain Valuation

S.B. 93	Higher Education Presidential Authority

S.B. 55	Music Licensing Practices Act

S.B. 154	Reporting Elected Official Funds

Sub. S.B. 159	Government Relationship to Olympics

J.W. (Bill) Hickman, Chair

Report filed. On motion of Representative Curtis, the report of the Rules Committee 
was adopted.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate requests the return of H.B. 386, STABILIZING SCHOOL DISTRICT BOUNDARIES, 
by Representative R. Bigelow, for reconsideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Bigelow, the House voted to 
refuse to return H.B. 386 to the Senate for reconsideration.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

3rd Sub. S.B. 144, TAX REGARDING RADIOACTIVE WASTE, read the third time by 
short title and placed on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Garn, the House voted to delete 3rd Sub. S.B. 144 
in title and body and insert 4th Sub. S.B. 144 in lieu thereof and, under suspension 
of the rules, was considered read the first, second, and third times.

On motion of Representative Anderson, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 1, Line 12:
Delete "low-level"

2.	Page 1, Line 13:
Delete "radioactive"

4th Sub. S.B. 144 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 65; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 10.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Carlson	Chard	Gladwell	Hatch	Iverson	Jones	Pace	Short	Tyler	Wright

4th Sub. S.B. 144 transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate substituted, amended, and passed, Senate 4th Sub. H.B. 115, TELECOMMUNICATIONS 
AMENDMENTS, by Representative M. Stephens, and it is transmitted for further 
consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative M. Stephens, the House voted 
to concur in the Senate amendments to Senate 4th Sub. H.B. 115.

Senate 4th Sub. H.B. 115, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following 
roll call:

Yeas, 68; Nays, 2; Absent or not voting, 5.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Hendrickson	Pace

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Carlson	Chard	Iverson	Short	Wright

Senate 4th Sub. H.B. 115, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate 
for signature of the President.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed, upon reconsideration, as amended, 2nd Sub. H.B. 120, DEPARTMENT 
OF HUMAN SERVICES OFFICE OF LICENSING REVISIONS, by Representative J. Haymond, 
and it is transmitted for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Haymond, the House voted to 
concur in the Senate amendments to 2nd Sub. H.B. 120.

2nd Sub. H.B. 120, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll 
call:

Yeas, 64; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 11.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Cox	Curtis	Davis	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Garn	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Bryson	Carlson	Chard	Dayton	Dillree	Frandsen	Gladwell	Hickman	Iverson	Olsen	Wright

2nd Sub. H.B. 120, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for 
signature of the President.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the House voted to recess until 
2:00 p.m.

AFTERNOON SESSION

The House was called to order by Speaker Brown at 2:00 p.m.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed, as amended, 1st Sub. H.B. 14, MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTION, 
by Representative W. Harper, and it is transmitted for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Harper, the House voted to 
concur in the Senate amendments to Sub. H.B. 14.

Sub. H.B. 14, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 46; Nays, 11; Absent or not voting, 18.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	S. Allen	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Bush	Carnahan	Curtis	Dayton	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Harper	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Killpack	Knudson	Koehn	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Anderson	Arent	Baca	Barth	Beck	Bowman	Chard	Cox	Davis	Gowans	King

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	B. Allen	Arrington	Bigelow	Buffmire	Buttars	Carlson	Dillree	Hatch	Haymond	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Larson	Pace	Siddoway	Brown

Sub. H.B. 14, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate has rejected H.B. 279, AMENDMENTS TO OLENE WALKER HOUSING TRUST 
FUND, by Representative G. Adair, and it is transmitted for filing.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. H.B. 279 was filed.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed, H.B. 165, EDUCATIONAL PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES AMENDMENTS, 
by Representative R. Siddoway, which has been signed by the President and it 
is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed 1st Sub. H.B. 285, APPROPRIATION FOR 
LAND USE PLANS, by Representative D. Iverson, and it is transmitted for the 
signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 300, EDUCATOR BACKGROUND CHECK 
AMENDMENTS, by Representative J. Alexander, and it is transmitted for the signature 
of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 374, FRIVOLOUS LAWSUITS AMENDMENTS, 
by Representative D. Gladwell, and it is transmitted for the signature of the 
Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.C.R. 11, RESOLUTION APPROVING INDUSTRIAL 
WASTE PERMIT, by Representative B. Evans, and it is transmitted for the signature 
of the Speaker.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. H.B. 165, Sub. H.B. 285, H.B. 300, H.B. 374, and H.C.R. 
11 was signed by the Speaker in open session, in the presence of the House, 
and referred to the Rules Committee to be enrolled and transmitted to the Governor.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 3, 1998

The Senate passed, as amended, 2nd Sub. H.B. 239, CHILD WELFARE AMENDMENTS, 
by Representative J. Haymond, and it is transmitted for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Haymond, the House voted to 
concur in the Senate amendments to 2nd Sub. H.B. 239.

2nd Sub. H.B. 239, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll 
call:

Yeas, 41; Nays, 21; Absent or not voting, 13.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
S. Allen	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bradshaw	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Carnahan	Cox	Davis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Harper	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Saunders	Seitz	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Styler	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Adair	Bryson	Buttars	Chard	Dayton	Gowans	Hatch	B. Johnson	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	M. 
Stephens	Swallow	Ure	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	B. Allen	Anderson	Barth	Bigelow	Bowman	Carlson	Curtis	Fox-Finlinson	Iverson	K. 
Johnson	Short	Valentine

2nd H.B. 239, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

Sub. S.B. 174, QUALITY ASSURANCE ON CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS, read 
the third time by short title and placed on its final passage.

Sub. S.B. 174 then failed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 23; Nays, 46; Absent or not voting, 6.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
B. Allen	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Buckner	Buffmire	Carlson	Carnahan	Cox	Frandsen	Goodfellow	Hendrickson	Jones	King	Larson	Tanner	Tuttle

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	S. Allen	Anderson	Bryson	Bush	Buttars	Chard	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Garn	Gladwell	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	Knudson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Bigelow	Hickman	Iverson	Koehn	Short	Wright

Sub. S.B. 174 was returned to the Senate for filing.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the House voted to uncircle Sub. 
S.B. 50.

Sub. S.B. 50, PROPERTY TAXES - UNIFORM FEES AND CERTIFIED TAX RATE, was before 
the House on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Swallow, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 1, Lines 12-17:
Delete lines 12-17

2.	Page 1, Line 18:
Delete "REDUCTION IN UNIFORM FEES BY THE LEGISLATURE;"

3.	Page 7, Lines 23-27:
Goldenrod 2-20-98:
Delete Lines 23 - 27

4.	Page 14, Lines 26-30:
Goldenrod 2-20-98:
Delete Lines 26 - 30

5.	Page 18, Line 13:
Goldenrod 2-20-98:
After "Act;" reinstate "and"

6.	Page 18, Line 14:
Goldenrod 2-12-98:
After "commission" reinstate "." and delete "; and"

7.	Page 18, Lines 15-18:
Goldenrod 2-12-98:
Delete Lines 15 - 18

8.	Page 21, Lines 16-20:
Goldenrod 2-12-98:
Delete Lines 16 - 20

9.	Page 23, Line 7:
Goldenrod 2-12-98:
After "Act;" reinstate "and"

10.	Page 23, Line 8:
Goldenrod 2-12-98:
After "commission" reinstate "." and delete "; and"

11.	Page 23, Lines 9-12:
Goldenrod 2-12-98:
Delete Lines 9 - 12

On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the House voted to circle Sub. S.B. 
50.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

2nd Sub. S.B. 36, DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL LICENSING ACT AMENDMENTS, 
read the third time by short title and placed on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Bradshaw, the House voted to circle 2nd Sub. S.B. 
36.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate substituted and passed, Senate 2nd Sub. H.B. 78, TESTING PERIOD 
FOR HEARING AIDS, by Representative L. Pace, and it is transmitted for further 
consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Pace, the House voted to concur 
in the Senate amendments to Senate 2nd Sub. H.B. 78.

Senate 2nd Sub. H.B. 78, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following 
roll call:

Yeas, 60; Nays, 1; Absent or not voting, 14.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Baca	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Harper	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Tanner	Tyler	Ure	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative was: Representative
Bradshaw

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	Arrington	Barth	Bigelow	Davis	Dayton	Gowans	Hatch	Iverson	Knudson	Short	Swallow	Tuttle	Valentine

Senate 2nd Sub. H.B. 78, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate 
for signature of the President.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate refuses to concur with the House Amendments to 1st Sub. S.B. 26, 
UTAH CHILD CARE LICENSING ACT REVISIONS, by Senator L. Blackham, and requests 
the House recede from its amendments.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Pace, the House voted to refuse 
to recede from the House amendments to Sub. S.B. 26. The Speaker was authorized 
to appoint a conference committee. The Speaker appointed Representatives M. 
Stephens, Pace, and Jones.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

S.B. 221, EMERGENCY SERVICES TELEPHONE CHARGE, read the third time by short 
title and placed on its final passage.

S.B. 221 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 66; Nays, 3; Absent or not voting, 6.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Styler	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Wright	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Alexander	M. Stephens	Zolman

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Becker	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Iverson	Swallow	Way

S.B. 221 was signed by the Speaker in open session, in the presence of the 
House, and returned to the Senate for signature of the President, enrolling 
and transmission to the Governor.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Speaker Brown the following intent language was spread upon the 
pages of the journal.

INTENT LANGUAGE TO S.B. 221

It is the intent of the legislature that all public agencies providing 911 
emergency telephone service and receiving additional revenues authorized by 
this bill to utilize the funds to contract with wireless service providers 
for wireless enhanced 911 service, pursuant to Federal Communications Commission 
Rules adopted in CC Docket 94-102 (47 CFR 20, 18) and to otherwise pay for 
costs of implementing wireless enhanced 911.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

S.B. 60, MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE - LIABILITY ON LOANED VEHICLE, read the third 
time by short title and placed on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Valentine, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 1, Line 7:
Goldenrod 2-25-98:
After "PROVISIONS;" delete "AND" and after "DEFINITIONS" insert "; AND PROVIDING 
A COORDINATION CLAUSE"

2.	Page 4, Line 13:
After line 13 insert:
"Section 4. Coordination clause.
If this bill and 4th Substitute S.B. 76, Insurance Law Changes, both pass, 
it is the intent of the Legislature that the amendments to Section 31A-22-314 
in 4th Substitute S.B. 76, Insurance Law Changes, supersede the amendments 
to Section 31A-22-314 in this bill."

S.B. 60, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 58; Nays, 10; Absent or not voting, 7.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Cox	Davis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Pace	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Bryson	Chard	Curtis	Dayton	Hatch	Iverson	Rowan	N. Stephens	Way	Wright

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Bigelow	Bowman	Bradshaw	Olsen	M. Stephens	Styler	Swallow

S.B. 60, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

RULES COMMITTEE REPORT

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Rules Committee recommends that, under suspension of the rules, the following 
bills be considered read for the second time and placed on the Third Reading 
Calendar for senate bills:

S.B. 70s	Lien on Real Property

S.B. 133	Optional Forms on County Government

J.W. (Bill) Hickman, Chair

Report filed. On motion of Representative Hickman, the report of the Rules 
Committee was adopted.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Rules Committee recommends that, under suspension of the rules, the following 
bill be considered read for the second time and placed on the Third Reading 
Calendar:

H.B. 454	Revisions to State Government

J.W. (Bill) Hickman, Chair

Report filed. On motion of Representative Hickman, the report of the Rules 
Committee was adopted.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Koehn, under suspension of the rules, the House 
voted to move to the House Third Reading Calendar.

* * *

On motion of Representative Koehn, under suspension of the rules, H.B. 454 
was moved to the top of the Third Reading Calendar.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

H.B. 454, REVISIONS TO STATE GOVERNMENT, read the third time by short title 
and placed on its final passage.

H.B. 454 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 47; Nays, 24; Absent or not voting, 4.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arrington	Barth	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush	Carnahan	Chard	Curtis	Davis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Harper	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	K. 
Johnson	Jones	Killpack	Knudson	Koehn	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Pace	Saunders	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Swallow	Tanner	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Arent	Baca	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Buckner	Buttars	Carlson	Cox	Dayton	Gowans	Hatch	Hendrickson	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	King	Larson	Rowan	Seitz	Tuttle	Ure	Way	Wright	Zolman

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Bigelow	Haymond	Olsen	Styler

H.B. 454 transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative M. Stephens, under suspension of the rules, the 
House voted to lift H.B. 3 from Rules Committee and place it at the top of 
Third Reading Calendar.

COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE

On motion of M. Stephens, the House resolved itself into a Committee of the 
Whole, with the Speaker as Chairman, for the purpose of hearing from Leo Memmott, 
Legislative Fiscal Analyst.

On motion of Representative M. Stephens, the Committee of the Whole was dissolved.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

H.B. 3h, SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT II, read the third time by short title 
and placed on its final passage.

H.B. 3 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 68; Nays, 3; Absent or not voting, 4.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Pace	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Bryson	Dayton	Rowan

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Bigelow	Hickman	Olsen	Valentine

H.B. 3 transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate requests the return of H.B. 279, AMENDMENTS TO OLENE WALKER HOUSING 
TRUST FUND, by Representative G. Adair, for reconsideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Adair, the House voted return 
H.B. 279 to the Senate for further consideration.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the House voted to move to the Senate 
Third Reading Calendar.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed, upon reconsideration, H.B. 235, CONSUMER CREDIT CODE AMENDMENTS, 
by Representative K. Garn, and it is transmitted for further consideration 
with the following amendments:

1.	Page 1, Line 17:
After "greater of" delete "$35" and insert "$30"

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Garn, the House voted to concur 
in the Senate amendments to H.B. 235.

H.B. 235, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 47; Nays, 17; Absent or not voting, 11.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Beck	Becker	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	Fox-Finlinson	Garn	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Hendrickson	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nielsen	Pace	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Walsh	Way	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Alexander	Baca	Bourdeaux	Buckner	Buffmire	Carlson	Chard	Cox	B. 
Evans	Frandsen	Hogue	Nelson	Rowan	Tyler	Ure	Wright	Zolman

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Arent	Arrington	Barth	Bigelow	Gladwell	Haymond	Hickman	Jones	Olsen	Styler	Valentine

H.B. 235, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate refuses to concur with the House Amendments to 1st Sub. S.B. 177, 
LONG TERM LEASE - NORTH CAMPUS OF UVSC, by Senator L. McAllister, and requests 
the House recede from its amendments.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the House voted 
to refuse to recede from the House amendments to Sub. S.B. 177. The Speaker 
was authorized to appoint a conference committee. The Speaker appointed Representatives 
Fox-Finlinson, Wright, and Goodfellow.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed S.J.R. 14, RESOLUTION ADDRESSING OLYMPIC FINANCING, by Senator 
A. Myrin, and it is transmitted for consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. S.J.R. 14, read the first time by short title and referred 
to the Rules Committee.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed 1st Sub. H.B. 101, POSTING ON MOTOR AND SPECIAL FUEL PUMPS, 
by Representative G. Way, and it is transmitted for further consideration with 
the following amendments:

1.	Page 1, Line 5:
Lilac 2-17-98
Reinstate "REQUIRING" and delete "ALLOWING"

2.	Page 1, Line 15:
Lilac 2-17-98
Reinstate "shall" and delete "may"

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Way, the House voted to concur 
in the Senate amendments to Sub. H.B. 101.

Sub. H.B. 101, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll 
call:

Yeas, 47; Nays, 16; Absent or not voting, 12.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	Anderson	Arrington	Bowman	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Carlson	Carnahan	Curtis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Gowans	Hatch	Haymond	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Rowan	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Tanner	Tyler	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Arent	Baca	Beck	Becker	Chard	Cox	Davis	Goodfellow	Harper	Hendrickson	King	Nelson	Nielsen	Pace	Saunders	Tuttle

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
S. Allen	Barth	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bradshaw	Buttars	Hickman	Olsen	Styler	Swallow	Ure	Valentine

Sub. H.B. 101, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed, 1st Sub. H.B. 111, AGING SERVICES AMENDMENTS, by Representative 
J. Haymond, and it is transmitted for further consideration with the following 
amendments:

1.	Page 1, Line 5:
After the semicolon delete the rest of the line

2.	Page 1, Lines 6-7:
Delete lines 6-7

3.	Page 1, Line 8:
Delete "PERSON WHEN ADMITTED TO A NURSING CARE FACILITY;"

4.	Page 2, Lines 2-31:
Delete lines 2-31

5.	Page 3, Lines 1-23:
Delete lines 1-23

6.	Page 6, Line 28:
Delete "A BROAD RANGE OF"

7.	Page 7, Lines 2-3:
Delete lines 2-3
Renumber remaining subsections accordingly.

8.	Page 7, Line 28:
Delete "SERVICES" and insert "CASE MANAGEMENT" and after "ADULTS" insert "WITHIN 
APPROPRIATIONS FROM THE LEGISLATURE"

9.	Page 9, Lines 15-16:
Delete lines 15-16

10.	Page 11, Line 15:
Bracket "10%" and insert "15%"

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Haymond, the House voted to 
concur in the Senate amendments to Sub. H.B. 111.

Sub. H.B. 111, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll 
call:

Yeas, 71; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 4.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Bigelow	Olsen	Styler	Valentine

Sub. H.B. 111, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed 4th Sub. S.B. 144, 
COMMERCIAL WASTE FACILITY ISSUES, by Senator L. Blackham, and it is transmitted 
for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed 2nd Sub. S.B. 166, 
FOOD HANDLER LICENSING, by Senator L. Blackham, and it is transmitted for the 
signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed S.B. 222, BOARD OF 
PARDONS AND PAROLE HEARING REQUIREMENTS, by Senator S. Howell, and it is transmitted 
for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed 1st Sub. S.B. 143, 
RECREATIONAL VEHICLE STANDARDS, by Senator G. Mantes, and it is transmitted 
for the signature of the Speaker.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. 4th Sub. S.B. 144, 2nd Sub. S.B. 166, S.B. 222, and Sub. 
S.B. 143, read the first time by short title and referred to the Rules Committee.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 404, USE OF CIGARETTE TAX, by Representative 
S. Barth, and it is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 196, RETIREMENT OFFICE AMENDMENTS, 
by Representative S. Koehn, and it is transmitted for the signature of the 
Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed 2nd Sub. H.B. 120, DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN 
SERVICES OFFICE OF LICENSING REVISIONS, by Representative J. Haymond, and it 
is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed 4th Sub. H.B. 115, TELECOMMUNICATIONS 
AMENDMENTS, by Representative M. Stephens, and it is transmitted for the signature 
of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, 1st Sub. H.B. 32, DISCLOSURE OF TOBACCO INGREDIENTS, by 
Representative J. Tanner, which has been signed by the President and it is 
transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 99, SENTENCING CREDIT FOR GOOD BEHAVIOR, by Representative 
K. Bryson, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 99, SENTENCING CREDIT FOR GOOD BEHAVIOR, by Representative 
K. Bryson, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 376, BAIL REFORM, by Representative G. Curtis, which 
has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for the signature of 
the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.C.R. 6, NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGE OPPOSITION RESOLUTION, by 
Representative R. Becker, et al, which has been signed by the President and 
it is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 353, MEDICAL ASSISTANCE RECOVERY AMENDMENTS, by Representative 
G. Cox, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for the 
signature of the Speaker.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. H.B. 404, H.B. 196, 2nd Sub. H.B. 120, 4th Sub. H.B. 
115, Sub. H.B. 32, H.B. 99, H.B. 376, H.C.R. 6, and H.B. 353 was signed by 
the Speaker in open session, in the presence of the House, and referred to 
the Rules Committee to be enrolled and transmitted to the Governor.

* * *

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the House voted to uncircle Sub. 
S.B. 50.

Sub. S.B. 50, PROPERTY TAXES - UNIFORM FEES AND CERTIFIED TAX RATE, was before 
the House on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Swallow, the bill was amended as follows:Delete 
all previous amendments to the bill as placed by the house.

On motion of Representative Gladwell, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 1, Line 13:
After "FEES;" delete "INCREASING" and insert "AUTHORIZING ADJUSTMENTS IN"

2.	Page 1, Line 14:
After "OFFSET THE" delete "DECREASE" and insert "ADJUSTMENTS"

3.	Page 1, Lines 15-17:
Delete Lines 15-17

4.	Page 1, Line 18:
At the beginning of Line 18 delete "REDUCTION IN UNIFORM FEES BY THE LEGISLATURE;"

5.	Page 6, Line 15:
Goldenrod 2-20-98:
Delete "$20" and insert "$10"

6.	Page 6, Line 19:
Goldenrod 2-20-98:
Delete "$140" and insert "$150"

7.	Page 9, Line 29:
Goldenrod 2-20-98:
Delete "$20" and insert "$10"

8.	Page 10, Line 2:
Goldenrod 2-20-98:
Delete "$140" and insert "$150" 

9.	Page 18, Line 13:
Goldenrod 2-20-98:
After "Act;" reinstate "and"

10.	Page 18, Line 14:
Goldenrod 2-20-98:
After "commission" reinstate "." and delete "; and"

11.	Page 18, Lines 15-18:
Goldenrod 2-20-98:
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12.	Page 23, Line 7:
Goldenrod 2-20-98:
After "Act;" reinstate "and"

13.	Page 23, Line 8:
Goldenrod 2-20-98:
After "commission" reinstate "." and delete "; and"

14.	Page 23, Lines 9-12:
Goldenrod 2-20-98:
Delete Lines 9 - 12

Sub. S.B. 50, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 57; Nays, 11; Absent or not voting, 7.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Davis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	K. 
Johnson	Killpack	Knudson	Larson	Nelson	Nielsen	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
S. Allen	Dayton	B. Johnson	King	Murray	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	N. 
Stephens	Ure	Wright

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Arrington	Bigelow	Bradshaw	Curtis	Haymond	Jones	Koehn

Sub. S.B. 50, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

Sub. S.B. 49, EMINENT DOMAIN VALUATION, read the third time by short title 
and placed on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Hatch, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 1, Line 24:
Delete "(a)"

2.	Page 2, Lines 2-3:
Delete lines 2-3

3.	Page 3, Line 31:
Delete "provided" and insert "offered"

Sub. S.B. 49, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 62; Nays, 3; Absent or not voting, 10.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Anderson	Arent	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Cox	Curtis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	King	Knudson	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Rowan	Tanner	Way

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Arrington	Bigelow	Chard	Davis	Hickman	Killpack	Koehn

Sub. S.B. 49, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

* * *

S.B. 93, HIGHER EDUCATION PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORITY, read the third time by short 
title and placed on its final passage.

S.B. 93 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 45; Nays, 18; Absent or not voting, 12.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Buckner	Buffmire	Buttars	Carlson	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Frandsen	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Haymond	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Pace	Rowan	Short	Siddoway	Styler	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Walsh

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Alexander	Bradshaw	Bryson	Bush	Fox-Finlinson	Garn	Harper	Hatch	Hendrickson	Iverson	King	Nielsen	Seitz	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Ure	Valentine	Zolman

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Bigelow	Carnahan	Hickman	Jones	Knudson	Koehn	Olsen	Saunders	Swallow	Way	Wright	Brown

S.B. 93 was signed by the Speaker in open session, in the presence of the House, 
and returned to the Senate for signature of the President, enrolling and transmission 
to the Governor.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Valentine, the House voted to uncircle S.B. 175.

S.B. 175, STATE SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT, was before the House on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Valentine, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 2, Line 2:
After "Committee" insert ", unless the difference between the Department of 
Transportation's original appraisal on the property and the amount of the settlement 
is greater than $500,000"

2.	Page 2, Line 19:
After "Legislature" insert ", unless the difference between the Department 
of Transportation's original appraisal on the property and the amount of the 
settlement is greater than $1,000,000"

S.B. 175, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 64; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 11.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	King	Knudson	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Rowan	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Barth	Bigelow	Davis	Garn	Hickman	Jones	Koehn	Olsen	Pace	Saunders	M. 
Stephens

S.B. 175, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

S.B. 55, MUSIC LICENSING PRACTICES ACT, read the third time by short title 
and placed on its final passage.

S.B. 55 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 53; Nays, 1; Absent or not voting, 21.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Buckner	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Frandsen	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	King	Knudson	Larson	Murray	Nielsen	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Walsh	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative was: Representative
Fox-Finlinson

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Becker	Bigelow	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Dayton	Garn	Gladwell	Hatch	Hickman	Jones	Koehn	Nelson	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	M. 
Stephens	Valentine	Way

S.B. 55 was signed by the Speaker in open session, in the presence of the House, 
and returned to the Senate for signature of the President, enrolling and transmission 
to the Governor.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative B. Allen, the House voted to reconsider its action 
on 3rd Sub. S.B. 80.

RECONSIDERATION OF 3rd Sub. S.B. 80

3rd Sub. S.B. 80, RECODIFICATION OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS, was before the House 
on its final passage.

On motion of Representative B. Allen, the House voted to delete 3rd Sub. S.B. 
80 in title and body and insert 4th Sub. S.B. 80 in lieu thereof.

4th Sub. S.B. 80 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 56; Nays, 2; Absent or not voting, 17.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Frandsen	Garn	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	K. 
Johnson	Killpack	King	Larson	Murray	Nielsen	Olsen	Rowan	Seitz	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Alexander	Short

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Arrington	Bigelow	Bowman	Bush	Davis	Fox-Finlinson	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Haymond	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	Jones	Knudson	Koehn	Nelson	Pace	Saunders

4th Sub. S.B. 80 transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

S.B. 154, REPORTING ELECTED OFFICIAL FUNDS, read the third time by short title 
and placed on its final passage.

S.B. 154 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 52; Nays, 14; Absent or not voting, 9.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	K. 
Johnson	Killpack	King	Knudson	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Saunders	Short	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Styler	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Walsh	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Alexander	Arrington	Bryson	Buttars	Hatch	Iverson	B. Johnson	Olsen	Rowan	Seitz	Swallow	Way	Wright	Zolman

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
B. Allen	Bigelow	Dayton	Hickman	Jones	Koehn	Pace	M. Stephens	Valentine

S.B. 154 was signed by the Speaker in open session, in the presence of the 
House, and returned to the Senate for signature of the President, enrolling 
and transmission to the Governor.

* * *

Sub. S.B. 159, GOVERNMENT RELATIONSHIP TO OLYMPICS, read the third time by 
short title and placed on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Adair, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 5, Line 1:
Goldenrod 2-26-98:
After "Office;" insert "and"

2.	Page 5, Line 4:
Goldenrod 2-26-98:
Delete ":"

3.	Page 5, Line 5:
Goldenrod 2-26-98:
Delete line 5

4.	Page 5, Line 6:
Goldenrod 2-26-98:
Delete "(B)"

5.	Page 5, Line 7:
Goldenrod 2-26-98:
After line 7 insert:
"(vii) the Olympic Coordinator for the Division of Comprehensive Emergency 
Management Division;
(viii) one individual to represent public works appointed by the commander 
based on recommendations received as follows:
(A) the Utah Association of Counties shall recommend an individual;
(B) the Utah League of Cities and Towns shall recommend an individual; and
(C) the recommendations made under Subsection (1)(a)(viii)(A) and (B) shall 
be from municipalities and counties in which an Olympic venue is located;"

6.	Page 5, Line 7a:
Goldenrod 2-26-98:
Delete "(vii)" and insert "(ix)"

7.	Page 5, Line 8:
Goldenrod 2-26-98:
Delete "(viii)" and insert "(x)"

8.	Page 5, Line 11:
Goldenrod 2-26-98:
After "through" delete "(vi)" and insert "(vii)"

9.	Page 7, Line 31:
Delete "and local"

10.	Page 8, Line 10:
After line 10 insert:
"(3) A request by the command or Olympic law enforcement commander for assistance 
from a local law enforcement or public safety agency is subject to the requirements 
of this section."

Sub. S.B. 159, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 39; Nays, 27; Absent or not voting, 9.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	Anderson	Beck	Bowman	Bush	Carnahan	Chard	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Garn	Gladwell	Haymond	Hendrickson	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	Knudson	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
B. Allen	S. Allen	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Buttars	Carlson	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Jones	King	Koehn	Tuttle	Ure	Zolman

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Arent	Bigelow	Frandsen	Hickman	Hogue	Pace	M. Stephens	Way	Wright

Sub. S.B. 159, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed, as amended, S.B. 182, RESTRICTION ON STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS 
COLLECTING MONIES FOR GROUPS, by Senator H. Stephenson, et al, and it is transmitted 
for consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. S.B. 182, read the first time by short title and referred 
to the Rules Committee.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate requests the return of H.B. 447, TRAFFIC VIOLATION CHANGES, by Representative 
D. Jones, for reconsideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. On motion of Representative Jones H.B. 447, was returned 
to the Senate for reconsideration.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The President of the Senate has appointed a Conference Committee consisting 
of Senators Blackham, Tanner, and Suazo to meet with a like committee from 
the House of Representatives to consider or amend 1st Sub. S.B. 26, UTAH CHILD 
CARE LICENSING ACT REVISIONS, by Senator L. Blackham.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. 

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed H.B. 330, CAPITOL PRESERVATION BOARD, by Representative M. 
Brown, and it is transmitted for further consideration with the following amendments:

1.	Page 11, Lines 20-29a:
Lilac - February 20, 1998
Delete lines 20 through 29a and insert:
"(2) The board shall consist of the following fifteen members:
(a) the governor;
(b) the lieutenant governor;
(c) the president of the Senate;
(d) the speaker of the House of Representatives;
(e) three members appointed by the governor;
(f) two members of the Senate appointed by the President of the Senate, one 
from the majority party and one from the minority party;
(g) two members of the House of Representatives appointed by the Speaker of 
the House of Representatives, one from the majority party and one from the 
minority party;
(g) the chief justice of the Supreme Court or his designee;
(i) the director of the Division of Archives; and
(j) an architect and a structural engineer; appointed by the governor with 
the advice and consent of both the Senate and the House of Representatives."

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Garn, the House voted to concur 
in the Senate amendments to H.B. 330.

H.B. 330, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 60; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 15.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Garn	Gladwell	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Walsh	Way	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Arent	Arrington	Bigelow	Bowman	Carlson	Davis	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Goodfellow	Hickman	Pace	M. 
Stephens	Tanner	Valentine	Wright

H.B. 330, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed H.B. 3, SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT II, by Representative 
M. Stephens, with the following amendments: 

1.	Page 19, Line 17:
After "Section 3." insert "It is the intent of the Legislature that in the 
preparation of the FY 2000 budget by the Legislative Fiscal Analyst and the 
Executive Appropriations Committee, that $10,000,000 be set aside as consideration 
for funding pollution exemptions and 100% implementation of the Manufacturers 
Sales Tax Exemption.
Section 4."
and it is transmitted to the House for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Garn, the House voted to concur 
in the Senate amendments to H.B. 3.

H.B. 3, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 54; Nays, 9; Absent or not voting, 12.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dillree	Garn	Gladwell	Gowans	Harper	Hendrickson	Hogue	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Pace	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Adair	Dayton	B. Evans	Hatch	Olsen	Rowan	Styler	Ure	Wright

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Arent	Arrington	Bigelow	Bryson	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Goodfellow	Haymond	Hickman	Holladay	Koehn	M. 
Stephens

H.B. 3, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature of 
the President.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

S.B. 70, JUDGEMENT LIEN ON REAL PROPERTY, read the third time by short title 
and placed on its final passage.

S.B. 70 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 63; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 12.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Buckner	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Harper	Hatch	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Arent	Beck	Bigelow	Bryson	Buffmire	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Gowans	Haymond	Hickman	Koehn	Ure

S.B. 70 was signed by the Speaker in open session, in the presence of the House, 
and returned to the Senate for signature of the President, enrolling and transmission 
to the Governor.

* * *

S.B. 133, OPTIONAL FORMS OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT, read the third time by short 
title and placed on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Hatch, the House voted to delete S.B. 133 in title 
and body and insert Sub. S.B. 133 in lieu thereof.

On motion of Representative Curtis, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 1, Line 1:
Delete "OPTIONAL FORMS OF" and after "GOVERNMENT" insert "AMENDMENTS"

2.	Page 1, Line 5:
After "COUNTIES;" insert "REQUIRING COUNTIES OF THE FIRST CLASS TO CREATE A 
PROSECUTION DISTRICT AND PROHIBITING COUNTIES OF THE FIRST CLASS FROM DISSOLVING 
A PROSECUTION DISTRICT;"

3.	Page 1, Line 12:
After line 12 insert:
"17-18-1.9, as enacted by Chapter 38, Laws of Utah 1993"

4.	Page 3, Line 3:
After line 3 insert:
"Section 1. Section 17-18-1.9 is amended to read:
17-18-1.9 Creation of prosecution district by ordinance or interlocal agreement.
(1) (a) The legislative body of each county of the first class shall create 
a countywide state prosecution district by ordinance.
(b) The [county governing] legislative body of each county of the second, third, 
fourth, fifth, and sixth class may create a countywide state prosecution district 
by ordinance.
(2) (a) Two or more counties, whether or not contiguous, may unite to create 
and maintain a state prosecution district by interlocal agreement pursuant 
to Title 11, Chapter 13.
(b) At the time of the creation of the prosecution district, the participating 
counties shall be located within the same judicial district.
(3) (a) The legislative body of a county of the first class may not dissolve 
a prosecution district.
(b) The [county governing] legislative body [or bodies shall] of a county of 
the second, third, fourth, fifth, or sixth class may not dissolve a prosecution 
district during the term of office of an elected or appointed district attorney."
Renumber remaining sections accordingly.

On motion of Representative Walsh, the House voted to circle S.B. 133.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative M. Stephens, under suspension of the rules, the 
House voted to reconsider its action on 1st Sub. S.B. 26.

RECONSIDERATION OF 1st Sub. S.B. 26

1st Sub. S.B. 26, UTAH CHILD CARE LICENSING ACT REVISIONS, was before the House 
on its final passage.

On motion of Representative M. Stephens, the House voted to circle 1st Sub. 
S.B. 26.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Wright, the House voted to uncircle S.B. 168.

S.B. 168, CHILD ABUSE DATABASE AMENDMENTS, was before the House on its final 
passage.

On motion of Representative Wright, the House voted to delete S.B. 168 in title 
and body and insert Sub. S.B. 168 in lieu thereof.

On motion of Representative Wright, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 2, Line 23:
After "neglect" insert "for which a notice has been sent under Section 62A-4a-116.5 
by July 1, 1998, and"

2.	Page 2, Line 24:
Delete "July" and insert "December"

3.	Page 3, Line 14:
After "53A-11-802(2)" insert "or 76-2-401"

4.	Page 5, Line 12:
After "(4)" insert "(a)"
Renumber remaining subsections accordingly.

5.	Page 5, Line 15:
After line 15 insert:
"(b) The administrative hearing officer may make a determination of substantiation 
based solely on the statement of the child."

5.	Page 5, Line 27:
Delete "1988" and insert "1998"

On motion of Representative Barth, the bill was amended as follows:

6.	Page 2, Line 24:
After "1994" insert:
", except that if a person applies for licensure or an adoption before June 
30, 1999, and that person has not previously been given notice under Section 
62A-4a-116.5, the department may determine whether a substantiated finding 
exists between January 1, 1988, and January 1, 1994, and if so, provide notice 
and an opportunity to challenge under Section 62A-4a-116.5 before the license 
or adoption may be approved"
under Section 62A-4a-116.5

On motion of Representative B. Allen, the bill was amended as follows:

7.	Page 5, Line 15:
After "person was" insert "substantually" and delete "at least in part,"

8.	Page 5, Line 20:
After "person was" insert "substantually" and delete "at least in part,"

Sub. S.B. 168, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 59; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 16.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Buckner	Bush	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Davis	Dayton	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Olsen	Pace	Saunders	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Wright	Zolman

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Arrington	Bigelow	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire	Buttars	Curtis	Dillree	Hickman	Iverson	Nielsen	Rowan	Seitz	Swallow	Way	Brown

Sub. S.B. 168, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

RULES COMMITTEE REPORT

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Rules Committee recommends that, under suspension of the rules, the following 
resolution be considered read for the second time and placed on the Third Reading 
Calendar for senate bills:

S.J.R. 14	Resolution Addressing Olympic Financing

J.W. (Bill) Hickman, Chair

Report filed. On motion of Representative Garn, the report of the Rules Committee 
was adopted.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The President of the Senate has appointed a Conference Committee consisting 
of Senators McAllister, Muhlestein, and Dmitrich to meet with a like committee 
from the House of Representatives to consider or amend 1st Sub. S.B. 177, LONG 
TERM LEASE - NORTH CAMPUS OF UVSC, by Senator L. McAllister.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. 

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Joint Conference Committee comprised of Senators McAllister, Muhlestein, 
and Dmitrich, and Representatives Wright, Fox-Finlinson, and Goodfellow, recommends 
1st Sub. S.B. 177, LONG TERM LEASE - NORTH CAMPUS OF UVSC, by Senator L. McAllister, 
be replaced and favorably recommends 2nd Sub. S.B. 177, LONG TERM LEASE - NORTH 
CAMPUS OF UVSC

LeRay McAllister
Senator Committee Chair
Bill Wright
House Committee Chair

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the House voted 
to concur in the Senate amendments to Sub. S.B. 177.

Sub. S.B. 177, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll 
call:

Yeas, 55; Nays, 8; Absent or not voting, 12.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Barth	Beck	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Harper	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	K. 
Johnson	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Adair	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Bourdeaux	Gowans	Jones

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Becker	Bigelow	Buffmire	Bush	Dayton	Hatch	Hickman	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	Nielsen	Saunders	Ure

Sub. S.B. 177, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed S.J.R. 16, MASTER STUDY RESOLUTION, by Senator C. Peterson, 
with the following amendments:

1.	Page 15, Line 19:
After line 19, insert:
"218. Medical Care for State and County Prisoners - to study who is responsible 
for payment to hospitals and other health care providers for providing requested 
medical care to state and county prisoners while they are in custody."

2.	"219. To examine the need for an alternative long term facility for 
the mentally ill."; and

The Senate passed S.B. 185, SALES AND USE TAX EXEMPTION AMENDMENTS AND STUDY, 
by Senator C. Peterson, with the following amendments:

1.	Page 8, Line 5:
After "shall," insert "beginning on the May 1998 interim meeting and ending"

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. S.J.R. 16 and S.B. 185 read the first time by short title 
and referred to the Rules Committee.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed, H.C.R. 10, RESOLUTION ON OLYMPIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, by 
Representative S. Koehn, and it is transmitted for further consideration with 
the following amendments:

1.	Page 1, Line 1:
Delete "EXECUTIVE" and insert "ORGANIZING"

2.	Page 1, Line 9:
After "2002" insert "AND ENCOURAGING CONSIDERATION OF THE APPOINTMENT OF A 
REPRESENTATIVE OF NATIVE AMERICANS TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE SALT LAKE 
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE FOR THE OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES OF 2002"

3.	Page 2, Line 13:
After "support;" delete "and"

4.	Page 2, Line 15:
After "process" delete ":" and insert "; and"

5.	Page 2, Line 15:
After line 15 insert "WHEREAS the rich cultural heritage and involvement of 
Native American residents of the state in preparing for and hosting the Olympic 
Winter Games of 2002 is integral to the successful presentation of the Olympics:" 


6.	Page 2, Line 21:
After line 21 insert "BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, to help ensure that the 
Native American community has adequate representation and participation in 
the decision making process leading up to and during the Olympic Winter Games 
of 2002, the governor jointly with the mayor of Salt Lake City should consider 
the appointment of a representative of Native Americans to serve as a member 
of the board of trustees of the Salt Lake Organizing Committee for the Olympic 
Winter Games of 2002, based on recommendations of the leaders of Native American 
tribes located in whole or in part in the state."

7.	Page 1, Line 7:
Delete "ENCOURAGING" and insert "SUPPORTING"

8.	Page 2, Line 16:
After "that" insert ", although the determination of who serves on the Executive 
Committee of the Salt Lake Olympic Committee for the Olympic Winter Games of 
2002 rests with the Board of Trustees of the Salt Lake Olympic Committee for 
the Olympic Winter Games of 2002,"

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Koehn, the House voted to reconsider its action 
on H.C.R. 10.

RECONSIDERATION OF H.C.R. 10

H.C.R. 10, RESOLUTION ON OLYMPIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, was before the House 
on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Koehn, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 1, Line 7:
Delete "ENCOURAGING" and insert "SUPPORTING"

2.	Page 2, Line 16:
After "that" insert ", although the determination of who serves on the Executive 
Committee of the Salt Lake Olympic Committee for the Olympic Winter Games of 
2002 rests with the Board of Trustees of the Salt Lake Olympic Committee for 
the Olympic Winter Games of 2002,"

H.C.R. 10, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 67; Nays, 1; Absent or not voting, 7.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative was: Representative
Chard

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Becker	Bigelow	Iverson	Nielsen	Saunders	Way	Wright

H.C.R. 10, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed H.B. 80, MEETINGS OF INTERIM COMMITTEES, by Representative 
L. Frandsen, with the following amendments:

1.	Page 2, Line 5:
After "to provide" delete "oversight" and insert "its constitutional and statutory 
oversight responsibilities"

2.	Page 5, Line 8:
Lilac 2-2-98:
After "session" insert "of the Legislature"
and it is transmitted to the House for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Frandsen, the House voted 
to concur in the Senate amendments to H.B. 80.

H.B. 80, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 63; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 12.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Gladwell	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Olsen	Rowan	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Wright	Zolman

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
S. Allen	Bigelow	Bowman	Garn	Goodfellow	Hickman	Nielsen	Pace	Saunders	M. 
Stephens	Way	Brown

H.B. 80, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed, upon reconsideration, as amended, H.B. 447, TRAFFIC VIOLATION 
CHANGES, by Representative D. Jones, and it is transmitted for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Jones, the House voted to 
concur in the Senate amendments to H.B. 447.

H.B. 447, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 55; Nays, 8; Absent or not voting, 12.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Pace	Short	Siddoway	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Dayton	Harper	Hatch	Iverson	Olsen	Rowan	Seitz	N. Stephens

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Bigelow	Bryson	Chard	Gowans	Hickman	Nielsen	Saunders	M. Stephens	Ure	Way	Wright	Zolman

H.B. 447, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed, upon reconsideration, H.B. 279, AMENDMENTS TO OLENE WALKER 
HOUSING TRUST FUND, by Representative G. Adair, with the following amendments:

1.	Page 3, Lines 9a-9e:
Delete lines 9a-9e

2.	Page 3, Line 10:
Reinstate "(ii)" and delete "(iii)"

3.	Page 3a, Line 27:
Reinstate "and"

4.	Page 3a, Lines 28-29:
Delete lines 28-29

5.	Page 3a, Line 30:
Reinstate "(d)" and delete "(e)"
and it is transmitted to the House for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Adair, the House voted to 
concur in the Senate amendments to H.B. 279.

H.B. 279, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 60; Nays, 1; Absent or not voting, 14.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Harper	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	K. 
Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Nelson	Pace	Rowan	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative was: Representative
Olsen

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Barth	Bigelow	Buffmire	Carlson	Gowans	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	B. 
Johnson	Murray	Nielsen	Saunders	Wright

H.B. 279, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

RULES COMMITTEE REPORT

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Rules Committee recommends that, under suspension of the rules, the following 
bills and resolutions be considered read for the second time and placed on 
the Third Reading Calendar for senate bills:

S.B. 185	Sales and Use Tax Exemption Amendments and Study

2nd Sub. S.J.R. 3	Resolution Amending Judicial Nomination Process

S.J.R. 16	Master Study Resolution

J.W. (Bill) Hickman, Chair

Report filed. On motion of Representative Hickman, the report of the Rules 
Committee was adopted.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative M. Stephens, the House voted to uncircle Sub. S.B. 
26.

Sub. S.B. 26, UTAH CHILD CARE LICENSING ACT REVISIONS, was before the House 
on its final passage.

On motion of Representative M. Stephens, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 2, Line 19:
Lilac 3-3-98:
After the semicolon insert "and"

2.	Page 2, Line 27:
Lilac 3-3-98:
Reinstate "and"

3.	Page 2, Line 27a:
Lilac 3-3-98:
Reinstate "(iii) for new providers, completion of:"

4.	Page 2, Line 27b:
Lilac 3-3-98:
Reinstate "(A) five hours of department-approved training; and"

5.	Page 2, Line 27c:
Lilac 3-3-98:
Reinstate "(B) a department-approved CPR and first aid course"

6.	Page 3, Line 13:
Lilac March, 1998:
Delete line 13 and after line 13 insert:
"(b) a Residential Care Certificate under Subsection (1) is required of a residential 
care provider who provides care for four or more children, based on the sum 
of:
(i) children under two years of age; and
(ii) the provider's own children under four years of age; and"
Renumber remaining subsections accordingly.

7.	Page 3, Line 14:
Lilac March, 1998:
Delete line 14

Sub. S.B. 26, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 38; Nays, 33; Absent or not voting, 4.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	S. Allen	Bowman	Bryson	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Dayton	Dillree	Fox-Finlinson	Garn	Harper	Hatch	Hickman	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	Koehn	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Seitz	Short	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
B. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bradshaw	Buckner	Buffmire	Carlson	Cox	Curtis	Davis	B. 
Evans	Frandsen	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Haymond	Hogue	Holladay	Jones	King	Knudson	Larson	Murray	Siddoway	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Bigelow	Chard	Hendrickson	Saunders

Sub. S.B. 26, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed H.B. 157, JUDICIAL NOMINATING COMMISSION AMENDMENTS, by Representative 
C. Fox-Finlinson, with the following amendments:

1.	Page 3, Line 21:
Lilac 2/27/98
After "voting," insert "except the first round,"

2.	Page 3, Line 22:
Lilac-2/27/98
Delete "NO" and reinstate "two or fewer"

3.	Page 3, Line 23:
Lilac 2/27/98After "voting." insert "During the first round of voting a candidate 
who receives one vote or less shall be removed from consideration during subsequent 
rounds of voting." 

4.	Page 3, Lines 26-27:
Lilac Copy February 27, 1998:
After "vote" delete "to do so" and insert "of those present and voting"

5.	Page 3, Line 31:
Lilac Copy February 27, 1998:
Delete "up to two"

6.	Page 4, Line 3a:
Lilac Copy February 23, 1998:
After "a list of" insert "at least"

7.	Page 4, Line 5:
Lilac Copy February 23, 1998:
After "a list of" insert "at least"

8.	Page 4, Line 7:
Lilac Copy February 23, 1998:
Delete "but the timelines for selection remain" and after Line 7 insert:
"(a) If the governor rejects the first list and requests a second list, the 
Judicial Nominating Commission having authority over the vacancy shall, within 
30 days of the governor's rejection of the first list, certify a second list 
with a different set of nominees. Except as provided in Subsection (b), the 
new list shall contain at least five nominees for a trial court and seven nominees 
for an appellate court.
(b) The Judicial Nominating Commission may submit less than five nominees for 
a trial court and seven nominees for an appellate court if there are insufficient 
applicants to submit that many additional names."

9.	Page 4, Line 15:
Lilac Copy February 23, 1998:
Delete Line 15 and insert:
"This act takes effect January 1, 1999 only if S.J.R. 3, Resolution Amending 
Judicial Nomination Process, 1998 General Session, passes the Legislature and 
is approved by the voters."
and it is transmitted to the House for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the House voted 
to concur in the Senate amendments to H.B. 157.

H.B. 157, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 60; Nays, 10; Absent or not voting, 5.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Barth	Beck	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Baca	Becker	Bourdeaux	Buckner	Cox	Goodfellow	Jones	King	Rowan	Tuttle

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Bigelow	Carlson	Chard	Hendrickson	Saunders

H.B. 157, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the House voted to reconsider its 
action on Sub. S.B. 177.

RECONSIDERATION OF Sub. S.B. 177 

Sub. S.B. 177, LONG TERM LEASE - NORTH CAMPUS OF UVSC, was before the House 
on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the House voted to delete Sub. S.B. 
177 in title and body and insert 2nd Sub. S.B. 177 in lieu thereof.

2nd Sub. S.B. 177 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 50; Nays, 16; Absent or not voting, 9.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Barth	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buttars	Carnahan	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Nelson	Nielsen	Rowan	Seitz	Siddoway	Styler	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Adair	Anderson	Arent	Baca	Beck	Buffmire	Frandsen	Gowans	Jones	Larson	Murray	Olsen	Pace	Short	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Arrington	Bigelow	Bush	Carlson	Chard	Saunders	Swallow	Ure	Valentine

2nd Sub. S.B. 177 transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

S.J.R. 14, RESOLUTION ADDRESSING OLYMPIC FINANCING, read the third time by 
short title and placed on its final passage.

S.J.R. 14 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 62; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 13.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Cox	Davis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Seitz	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Barth	Bigelow	Bryson	Chard	Curtis	Dayton	Harper	K. Johnson	Koehn	Saunders	Short	Ure	Zolman

S.J.R. 14 was signed by the Speaker in open session, in the presence of the 
House, and returned to the Senate for signature of the President, enrolling 
and transmission to the Governor.

* * *

S.B. 185, SALES AND USE TAX EXEMPTION AMENDMENTS AND STUDY, read the third 
time by short title and placed on its final passage.

S.B. 185 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 52; Nays, 12; Absent or not voting, 11.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Baca	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Davis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Larson	Murray	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Adair	Bryson	Buckner	Cox	Dayton	Hatch	Nelson	Seitz	N. Stephens	Styler	Way	Wright

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Arrington	Barth	Bigelow	Chard	Curtis	Hickman	Iverson	K. Johnson	Koehn	Saunders	Ure

S.B. 185 was signed by the Speaker in open session, in the presence of the 
House, and returned to the Senate for signature of the President, enrolling 
and transmission to the Governor.

* * *

2nd Sub. S.J.R. 3, RESOLUTION AMENDING JUDICIAL NOMINATION PROCESS, read the 
third time by short title and placed on its final passage.

2nd Sub. S.J.R. 3 then failed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 49; Nays, 25; Absent or not voting, 1.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	S. Allen	Arrington	Bowman	Bryson	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Chard	Curtis	Dayton	Dillree	Fox-Finlinson	Garn	Gladwell	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	Knudson	Koehn	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Ure	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Anderson	Arent	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bradshaw	Buckner	Buffmire	Carlson	Cox	Davis	B. 
Evans	Frandsen	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hendrickson	Jones	King	Larson	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine

Absent or not voting was: Representative
Bigelow

2nd Sub. S.J.R. 3 was returned to the Senate for filing.

* * *

S.J.R. 16, MASTER STUDY RESOLUTION, read the third time by short title and 
placed on its final passage.

S.J.R. 16 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 62; Nays, 3; Absent or not voting, 10.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	B. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Cox	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hickman	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Seitz	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Chard	Nelson	Short

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
S. Allen	Arrington	Bigelow	Curtis	Gowans	Hogue	Jones	Saunders	Tuttle	Walsh

S.J.R. 16 was signed by the Speaker in open session, in the presence of the 
House, and returned to the Senate for signature of the President, enrolling 
and transmission to the Governor.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed H.B. 390, PARENTAL CONSENT TO BODY PIERCING, by Representative 
D. Ure, with the following amendments:

1.	Page 1, Line 1:
Lilac 2-1-98:
After "PIERCING" insert "AND TATTOOING"

2.	Page 1, Line 5:
Lilac 2-1-98:
After "PIERCING" insert "OR TATTOOING"

3.	Page 1, Line 26:
Lilac 2-1-98:
After "piercing" insert "or tattooing"

4.	Page 1, Line 27:
Lilac 2-1-98:
After "minor" insert "after the parent or legal guardian has provided reasonable 
proof of personal identity and familial relationship"

5.	Page 2, Line 8:
Lilac 2-1-98:
After line 8 insert:
"(e) "Tattoo" means to fix an indelible mark or figure upon the body by inserting 
a pigment under the skin or by producing scars."

6.	Page 2, Line 9:
Lilac 2-1-98:
Delete "(a)"
Renumber remaining subsections accordingly.

7.	Page 2, Line 13:
Lilac 2-1-98:
After line 13 insert:
"(3) A person is guilty of unlawful tattooing of a minor if he performs or 
offers to perform a tattooing:
(a) upon a minor;
(b) without receiving the consent of the minor's parent or legal guardian;
(c) for remuneration or in the course of a business or profession."

8.	Page 2, Line 14:
Lilac 2-1-98:
Delete "(b)" and insert "(4)" and after "(2)" delete "(a)" and insert "or (3)"
Renumber remaining subsections accordingly.

9.	Page 2, Line 17:
Lilac 2-1-98:
After "piercing" insert "or unlawful tattooing"

10.	Page 2, Line 18:
Lilac 2-1-98:
After "(2)" insert "or (3)"

11.	Page 2, Line 19:
Lilac 2-1-98:
After "(2)" insert "or (3)"
and it is transmitted to the House for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Ure, the House voted to concur 
in the Senate amendments to H.B. 390.

H.B. 390, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 61; Nays, 4; Absent or not voting, 10.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	B. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Hatch	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Arrington	Baca	Barth	Davis

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	S. Allen	Bigelow	Curtis	Gowans	Harper	Haymond	Jones	Saunders	Way

H.B. 390, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate substituted and passed, Senate 3rd Sub. H.B. 190, FELON VOTING RESTRICTIONS, 
by Representative C. Saunders, and it is transmitted for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative M. Stephens, the House voted 
to concur in the Senate amendments to Senate 3rd Sub. H.B. 190.

Senate 3rd Sub. H.B. 190, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following 
roll call:

Yeas, 55; Nays, 10; Absent or not voting, 10.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	B. Allen	Anderson	Arrington	Beck	Bowman	Bradshaw	Buckner	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Dayton	Dillree	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	Killpack	King	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Arent	Baca	Barth	Becker	Bourdeaux	Buffmire	Davis	Hendrickson	K. 
Johnson	Styler

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	S. Allen	Bigelow	Bryson	B. Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Hickman	Hogue	Jones	Knudson

Senate 3rd Sub. H.B. 190, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate 
for signature of the President.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Valentine, the House voted to uncircle S.B. 220.

S.B. 220, RESEARCH TAX CREDIT FOR MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT, was before the House 
on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Valentine, the House voted to delete S.B. 220 in 
title and body and insert Sub. S.B. 220 in lieu thereof.

Sub. S.B. 220 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 58; Nays, 10; Absent or not voting, 7.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Alexander	B. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Chard	Curtis	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Adair	Baca	Bourdeaux	Buckner	Carlson	Cox	Frandsen	Hendrickson	King	Styler

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
S. Allen	Arrington	Bigelow	Davis	Dayton	Fox-Finlinson	Saunders

Sub. S.B. 220 transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

* * *

On motion of Representative Valentine, the House voted to uncircle S.B. 47.

S.B. 47, RESEARCH TAX CREDIT, was before the House on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Valentine, the House voted to delete S.B. 47 in 
title and body and insert Sub. S.B. 47 in lieu thereof.

Sub. S.B. 47 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 60; Nays, 10; Absent or not voting, 5.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Chard	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	Dillree	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Haymond	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Adair	Arrington	Baca	Bourdeaux	Buckner	Carlson	Cox	Frandsen	Hendrickson	Styler

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	Bigelow	Iverson	Saunders	Ure

Sub. S.B. 47 transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed 2nd Sub. H.B. 308, PEACE OFFICER AMENDMENTS, by Senator Chard, 
with the following amendments:

1.	Page 40, Line 28:
After line 28 insert:
"(9) If a local law enforcement agency's law enforcement officers are not included 
in the Public Safety Retirement System under Title 49, Chapter 4, Public Safety 
Retirement Act, or Title 49, Chapter 4a, Public Safety Noncontributory Retirement 
Act, as of January 1, 1998, those officers who may otherwise qualify for membership 
in the system shall, at the discretion of the respective municipality, remain 
in their current retirement system."

2.	Page 57, Line 10:
Lilac 2-23-98:
After "Safety" delete the period and insert:
"; and
(xii) airport police officers of any airport owned or operated by the state 
or any of its political subdivisions."

3.	Page 57, Line 18:
Lilac 2-23-98:
After line 18 insert:
"(b)(i) A local law enforcement agency may limit the jurisdiction in which 
its law enforcement officers may exercise their peace officer authority to 
a certain geographic area.
(ii) Notwithstanding Subsection (b)(i), a law enforcement officer may exercise 
his authority outside of the limited geographic area, pursuant to Title 77, 
Chapter 9, Uniform Act on Fresh Pursuit, if the officer is pursuing an offender 
for an offense that occurred within the limited geographic area."
Renumber remaining subsection accordingly.

4.	Page 60, Lines 9a-9b:
Lilac 2-23-98:
Delete lines 9a and 9b

5.	Page 60, Lines 13a-13e:
Lilac 2-23-98:
Delete lines 13a through 13e
and it is transmitted to the House for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Chard, the House voted to 
concur in the Senate amendments to 2nd Sub. H.B. 308.

2nd Sub. H.B. 308, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll 
call:

Yeas, 63; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 12.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Dayton	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	N. 
Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Valentine	Walsh	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	Barth	Bigelow	Davis	Dillree	Hatch	Haymond	Hickman	Saunders	M. 
Stephens	Way	Wright

2nd Sub. H.B. 308, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for 
signature of the President.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate passed 1st Sub. H.B. 319, PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMENT AMENDMENTS, by 
Representative O. Carnahan, with the following amendments:

1.	Page 1, Line 18:
Delete "the death is classified as a line-of-duty death, and"

2.	Page 1, Line 25:
After "ten or more years" insert ", but less than 20 years"

3.	Page 2, Line 3:
After line 3 insert: "(c) If the member has 20 or more years of service credit, 
the benefit shall be calculated as provided in Subsection (1)(b)."
and it is transmitted to the House for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Carnahan, the House voted 
to concur in the Senate amendments to Sub. H.B. 319.

Sub. H.B. 319, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll 
call:

Yeas, 67; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 8.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Arrington	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Dayton	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Frandsen	Garn	Gladwell	Goodfellow	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Hendrickson	Hickman	Hogue	Holladay	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	K. Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	M. 
Stephens	N. Stephens	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine	Walsh	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	Bigelow	Carlson	Dillree	Haymond	Saunders	Ure	Way

Sub. H.B. 319, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature 
of the President.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed 1st Sub. S.B. 159, 
GOVERNMENT RELATIONSHIP TO OLYMPICS, by Senator A. Myrin, and it is transmitted 
for the signature of the Speaker.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. Sub. S.B. 159 was signed by the Speaker in open session, 
in the presence of the House, and returned to the Senate for signature of the 
President, enrolling and transmission to the Governor.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Tanner, the House voted to place the following 
intent language upon the pages of the House Journal.

INTENT LANGUAGE FOR Sub. S.B. 159

It is the intent of the Legislature that, in developing its plan for law enforcement 
and public safety services provided in developing its plan for law enforcement 
and public safety services provided in relation to the Winter Olympic Games 
of 2002, 

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Bradshaw, the House voted to uncircle S.B. 51.

S.B. 51, CRITICAL LAND CONSERVATION REVOLVING LAND FUND, was before the House 
on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Curtis, the bill was amended as follows:

1.	Page 1, Line 7:
Delete "GRANT"

2.	Page 1, Line 9:
Delete "GRANT AND"Remove "grant and" throughout the bill

3.	Page 2, Line 1:
Delete "Grant and"

4.	Page 2, Line 28:
"Grant and"

5.	Page 2, Line 29:
Delete "Grand and"

6.	Page 3, Line 10:
Delete "Grant or"

7.	Page 4, Line 1:
Delete "Grant and"

8.	Page 4, Line 2:
Delete "grant or"

9.	Page 4, Line 4:
Delete "grants and"

10.	Page 4, Line 16:
Delete "Grant and"

S.B. 51, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 43; Nays, 28; Absent or not voting, 4.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
B. Allen	S. Allen	Arent	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buckner	Buffmire	Carlson	Carnahan	Cox	Curtis	Davis	Frandsen	Goodfellow	Harper	Haymond	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holladay	K. 
Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Nelson	Nielsen	Rowan	Saunders	Short	M. 
Stephens	Styler	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Valentine

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Adair	Anderson	Arrington	Bowman	Bush	Buttars	Chard	Dayton	B. 
Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Gladwell	Gowans	Hatch	Hickman	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	Olsen	Pace	Seitz	Siddoway	N. Stephens	Swallow	Ure	Walsh	Way	Wright	Zolman	Brown

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	Bigelow	Dillree	Garn

S.B. 51, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

* * *

On motion of Representative Ure, the House voted to uncircle H.B. 133.

Sub. H.B. 133, OPTIONAL FORMS OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT, was before the House on 
its final passage.

On motion of Representative Ure, the bill was amended as follows:Delete amendments 
put in earlier by Representative Curtis dated March 4, 1998 at 3:32 p.m.

Sub. H.B. 133, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 46; Nays, 24; Absent or not voting, 5.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
B. Allen	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Baca	Barth	Beck	Becker	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Buckner	Buffmire	Bush	Carlson	Carnahan	Chard	Cox	Davis	Frandsen	Goodfellow	Gowans	Haymond	Hogue	Holladay	K. 
Johnson	Jones	Killpack	King	Knudson	Koehn	Larson	Murray	Saunders	Seitz	Short	Siddoway	Styler	Swallow	Tanner	Tuttle	Tyler	Ure	Walsh	Way	Zolman	Brown

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Adair	Arrington	Bryson	Buttars	Curtis	Dayton	B. Evans	Fox-Finlinson	Garn	Gladwell	Harper	Hendrickson	Hickman	Iverson	B. 
Johnson	Nelson	Nielsen	Olsen	Pace	Rowan	M. Stephens	N. Stephens	Valentine	Wright

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	Bigelow	Bradshaw	Dillree	Hatch

Sub. H.B. 133, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate has rejected 2nd Sub. H.B. 301, MINIMUM AGE FOR MARRIAGE, by Representative 
C. SAUNDERS, and it is transmitted for filing.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate requests the return of 1st Sub. H.B. 301, MINIMUM AGE FOR MARRIAGE, 
by Representative C. Saunders, for reconsideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Saunders, the House voted 
to return Sub. H.B. 301 to the Senate.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the House voted to recess until 
9:00 p.m.

The House was called to order by Speaker Brown at 9:00 p.m.

COMMUNICATION FROM THE GOVERNOR

Speaker Brown and President Beattie:	March 4, 1998

This is to inform you that on March 4, 1998, I have signed the following bill 
of the 1998 General Session of the Fifty-Second Legislature and have forwarded 
them to the Lieutenant Governor for Filing.

H.B. 70	School and Institutional Trust Land Amendments

Michael O. Leavitt
Governor

Communication filed.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate has rejected H.B. 211, SPECIAL SESSION PUBLIC HEARING REQUIREMENTS, 
by Representative E. Olsen, and it is transmitted for filing; and

The Senate has rejected 1st Sub. H.B. 301, MINIMUM AGE FOR MARRIAGE, by Representative 
C. Saunders, and it is transmitted for filing.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate concurred and passed, H.C.R. 10, RESOLUTION ON OLYMPIC EXECUTIVE 
COMMITTEE, by Representative S. Koehn, which has been signed by the President 
and it is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.J.R. 17, RESOLUTION URGING COOPERATION ON SITING OF RADIOACTIVE 
WASTE FACILITY, by Representative E. Anderson, which has been signed by the 
President and it is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 3, SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS 
ACT II, by Representative M. Stephens, and it is transmitted for the signature 
of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, 1st Sub. H.B. 11, JUVENILE COURT HEARINGS AND RECORDS, by 
Representative P. Arent, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted 
for the signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed 1st Sub. H.B. 14, MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY 
INSPECTION, by Representative W. Harper, and it is transmitted for the signature 
of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, 1st Sub. H.B. 31, SALE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS, by Representative 
C. Saunders, et al, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted 
for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 42, UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION FRAUD AMENDMENTS, by 
Representative N. Hendrickson, which has been signed by the President and it 
is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 71, ALCOHOL AND DRUG TESTING FEE, by Representative 
D. Bush, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for the 
signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed 2nd Sub. H.B. 78, TESTING PERIOD FOR 
HEARING AIDS, by Representative L. Pace, and it is transmitted for the signature 
of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 80, MEETINGS OF INTERIM COMMITTEES, 
by Representative L. Frandsen, and it is transmitted for the signature of the 
Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 92, SEXUAL OFFENSES WITHOUT CONSENT OF VICTIM, by Representative 
K. Bryson, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed 1st Sub. H.B. 101, POSTING ON MOTOR 
AND SPECIAL FUEL PUMPS, by Representative G. Way, and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, 1st Sub. H.B. 104, CONSUMER HEALTH CARE STUDY, by Representative 
T. Beck, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for the 
signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed 1st Sub. H.B. 111, AGING SERVICES AMENDMENTS, 
by Representative J. Haymond, and it is transmitted for the signature of the 
Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 124, BAIL BOND AGENT LICENSURE ACT, by Representative 
S. Koehn, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 132, MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE PREMIUM RATES, by Representative 
T. Beck, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for the 
signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 146, HABITUAL VIOLENT OFFENDER DEFINITIONS, by Representative 
N. Hendrickson, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted 
for the signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 157, JUDICIAL NOMINATING COMMISSION 
AMENDMENTS, by Representative C. Fox-Finlinson, and it is transmitted for the 
signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 169, PUBLIC SAFETY AMENDMENTS, by Representative B. 
Chard, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for the 
signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 171, MOBILE HOME AND MANUFACTURED HOME AMENDMENTS, 
by Representative C. Buttars, which has been signed by the President and it 
is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed 3rd Sub. H.B. 190, FELON VOTING RESTRICTIONS, 
by Representative C. Saunders, and it is transmitted for the signature of the 
Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 235, CONSUMER CREDIT CODE AMENDMENTS, 
by Representative K. Garn, and it is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; 
and

The President of the Senate has signed 2nd Sub. H.B. 239, CHILD WELFARE AMENDMENTS, 
by Representative J. Haymond, and it is transmitted for the signature of the 
Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 279, AMENDMENTS TO OLENE WALKER 
HOUSING TRUST FUND, by Representative G. Adair, and it is transmitted for the 
signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 286, GUN EDUCATION FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, by Representative 
B. Holladay, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, 2nd Sub. H.B. 287, TAX INCREMENT FINANCING FOR AFFORDABLE 
HOUSING, by Representative G. Davis, et al, which has been signed by the President 
and it is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed 2nd Sub. H.B. 308, PEACE OFFICER AMENDMENTS, 
by Representative B. Chard, and it is transmitted for the signature of the 
Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed 1st Sub. H.B. 319, PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMENT 
AMENDMENTS, by Representative O. Carnahan, and it is transmitted for the signature 
of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 330, CAPITOL PRESERVATION BOARD, 
by Representative M. Brown, and it is transmitted for the signature of the 
Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 345, NOTARIES PUBLIC REVISION, by Representative K. 
Bryson, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for the 
signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 372, PORTABILITY OF FUNDING FOR HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, 
by Representative D. Hogue, which has been signed by the President and it is 
transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 390, PARENTAL CONSENT TO BODY PIERCING, 
by Representative D. Ure, and it is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; 
and

The Senate passed, H.B. 392, TRAINING IN AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE, by Representative 
D. Hogue, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 394, STATE SUPERVISION OF JUVENILE, by Representative 
G. Curtis, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 395, TAX ASSESSMENTS, PROCEEDINGS, AND CREDIT OR REFUND 
CLAIMS, by Representative W. Harper, which has been signed by the President 
and it is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 399, ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY STUDY, by Representative 
D. Tuttle, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, 1st Sub. H.B. 405, APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS FOR WATER FLUORIDE 
TREATMENTS, by Representative M. Carlson, which has been signed by the President 
and it is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 409, GOVERNMENT RECORDS ACCESS AND MANAGEMENT ACT, 
by Representative J. Swallow, which has been signed by the President and it 
is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, 1st Sub. H.B. 418, WATER CONSERVATION PLAN, by Representative 
J. Buffmire, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, 1st Sub. H.B. 421, REIMBURSEMENT OF LEGAL FEES AND COSTS 
TO OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES, by Representative M. Styler, which has been signed 
by the President and it is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 423, REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY TAX INCREMENT AMENDMENTS, 
by Representative G. Curtis, which has been signed by the President and it 
is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The President of the Senate has signed H.B. 447, TRAFFIC VIOLATION CHANGES, 
by Representative D. Jones, and it is transmitted for the signature of the 
Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 454, REVISIONS TO STATE GOVERNMENT, by Representative 
S. Koehn, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for 
the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 460, JUSTICE COURT AMENDMENTS, by Representative G. 
Curtis, which has been signed by the President and it is transmitted for the 
signature of the Speaker.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. H.C.R. 10, H.J.R. 17, H.B. 3, Sub. H.B. 11, Sub. H.B. 
14, Sub. H.B. 31, H.B. 42, H.B. 71, 2nd Sub. H.B. 78, H.B. 80, H.B. 92, Sub. 
H.B. 101, Sub. H.B. 104, Sub. H.B. 111, H.B. 124, H.B. 132, H.B. 146, H.B. 
157, H.B. 169, H.B. 171, 3rd Sub. H.B. 190, H.B. 235, 2nd Sub. H.B. 239, H.B. 
279, H.B. 286, 2nd Sub. H.B. 287, 2nd Sub. H.B. 308, Sub. H.B. 319, H.B. 330, 
H.B. 345, H.B. 372, H.B. 390, H.B. 392, H.B. 394, H.B. 395, H.B. 399, Sub. 
H.B. 405, H.B. 409, Sub. H.B. 418, Sub. H.B. 421, H.B. 423, H.B. 447, H.B. 
454, and H.B. 460 were signed by the Speaker in open session, in the presence 
of the House, and referred to the Rules Committee to be enrolled and transmitted 
to the Governor.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed 1st Sub. S.B. 26, UTAH 
CHILD CARE LICENSING ACT REVISIONS, by Senator L. Blackham, and it is transmitted 
for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed 1st Sub. S.B. 47, RESEARCH 
TAX CREDIT, by Senator H. Nielson, and it is transmitted for the signature 
of the Speaker; and

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed 1st Sub. S.B. 49, EMINENT 
DOMAIN VALUATION, by Senator P. Suazo, and it is transmitted for the signature 
of the Speaker; and

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed 1st Sub. S.B. 50, PROPERTY 
TAXES - UNIFORM FEES AND CERTIFIED TAX RATE, by Senator G. Mantes, and it is 
transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed S.B. 51, CRITICAL LAND 
CONSERVATION REVOLVING LOAN FUND, by Senator L. McAllister, and it is transmitted 
for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed S.B. 60, MOTOR VEHICLE 
INSURANCE - LIABILITY ON LOANED VEHICLE, by Senator G. Mantes, and it is transmitted 
for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed 4th Sub. S.B. 80, RECODIFICATION 
OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS, by Senator R. Evans, and it is transmitted for the signature 
of the Speaker; and

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed 1st Sub. S.B. 133, 
OPTIONAL FORMS OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT, by Senator R. Evans, and it is transmitted 
for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed 1st Sub. S.B. 168, 
CHILD ABUSE DATABASE AMENDMENTS, by Senator C. Peterson, and it is transmitted 
for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed S.B. 175, STATE SETTLEMENT 
AGREEMENT, by Senator L. Beattie, and it is transmitted for the signature of 
the Speaker; and

The Senate adopted the Joint Conference Committee Report dated March 4, 1998 
and passed 2nd Sub. S.B. 177, REVIEW OF LEASE OR PURCHASE OF UTAH STATE DEVELOPMENTAL 
CENTER LAND BY UTAH VALLEY STATE COLLEGE, by Senator L. McAllister, and it 
is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed 1st Sub. S.B. 220, 
RESEARCH TAX CREDIT FOR MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT, by Senator C. Peterson, and 
it is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. Sub. S.B. 26, Sub. S.B. 47, Sub. S.B. 49, Sub. S.B. 50, 
S.B. 51, S.B. 60, 4th Sub. S.B. 80, Sub. S.B. 133, Sub. S.B. 168, S.B. 175, 
2nd Sub. S.B. 177, and Sub. S.B. 220 were signed by the Speaker in open session, 
in the presence of the House, and returned to the Senate for signature of the 
President, enrolling and transmission to the Governor.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 4, 1998

I am directed to inform the House of Representatives that the Senate on this 
day struck the enacting clause on the following House Bills and Resolutions:

H.B. 30	PUBLIC SCHOOL HAZARDOUS BUS ROUTES APPROPRIATION

H.B. 33	COMMUNITY RESPONSIVENESS REQUIREMENTS OF UTAH DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

H.B. 47	APPROPRIATION FOR ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES

Sub. H.B. 105	PRESCRIPTION COVERAGE

Sub. H.B. 117	INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES STUDY APPROPRIATION

H.B. 122	PROPERTY TAX - HOMEOWNER'S CREDIT

H.B. 139	SURVEYS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

H.B. 153	TIRE RECYCLING AMENDMENTS

H.B. 154	TASK FORCE ON PRIVATIZATION OF STATE ADOPTION SERVICES

Sub H.B. 173	COUNSELING AND SUPPORT OF ADOPTIVE FAMILIES AND CHILDREN

H.B. 175	TAX INCENTIVES FOR ADOPTION AND GUARDIANSHIP

H.B. 178	TASK FORCE ON WHISTLEBLOWER PROTECTIONS

Sub. H.B. 186	PRIVACY TASK FORCE

H.B. 209	APPROPRIATION FOR OLENE WALKER HOUSING TRUST FUND

Sub. H.B. 216	SALES TAX EXEMPTION FOR MUNICIPALITY-SPONSORED EVENTS

H.B. 236	FUNDING FOR CLEANUP OF UDOT DUMPSITE

H.B. 240	UTAH FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE REPEALER

H.B. 242	REVOCATION OF CONCEALED FIREARM PERMIT AMENDMENTS

H.B. 247	REVENUES FOR THE STATE SCHOOL FUND

H.B. 248	APPROPRIATION FOR SUBMARINE MEMORIAL

H.B. 273	WATER EXCHANGE APPLICATIONS

H.B. 275	ANNEXATION OF AGRICULTURE PROTECTION AREAS

H.B. 278	VEHICLE REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS

H.B. 291	HIGHER EDUCATION TUITION WAIVERS

H.B. 294	APPROPRIATION FOR ROY MUSEUM

H.B. 295	METROPOLITAN PUBLIC SAFETY TASK FORCE

H.B. 314	FUNDING FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS

H.B. 317	EXPERT DISCOVERY AMENDMENTS

H.B. 321	STALKING AMENDMENTS

H.B. 328	PUBLIC OFFICE MISCONDUCT AMENDMENTS

Sub. H.B. 339	HILL AIR FORCE BASE ADDITION

H.B. 344	DUI PROBATION OR PAROLE

Sub. H.B. 350	CREATING OR CONSOLIDATING COUNTIES

H.B. 356	ENDOWMENT CARE CEMETERY AMENDMENTS

H.B. 377	CONTRIBUTING TO DELINQUENCY OF A MINOR

2nd Sub. H.B. 380	SALES TAX EXEMPTION FOR POLLUTION CONTROL

H.B. 412	RETIREMENT AMENDMENTS

H.B. 416	TASK FORCE REVIEWING OPTIONAL FORMS OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT

H.C.R. 13	COMMEMORATING THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS 
IN UTAH

H.J.R. 6	RESOLUTION AMENDING NOTICE FOR SPECIAL SESSIONS

H.J.R. 18	RESOLUTION ON HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed.

RULES COMMITTEE REPORT

Mr. Speaker:	March 6, 1998

The House Committee on Rules has struck the enacting clause on the following 
Senate bills and Resolutions and returned to the Senate:

S.B. 4	Medical Examiner Authority

S.B. 19	Air Quality Board Powers

Sub. S.B. 31	Sales Tax on Food Amendments

S.B. 33	Task Force Reviewing Federal Funding

2nd Sub. S.B. 36	Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing 
Act Amendments

S.B. 48	Pay-Per-View Boxing Tax

2nd Sub. S.B. 54	Immunity for Volunteers

S.B. 72	Budget Review Task Force

S.B. 77	Middle Schools Task Force

Sub. S.B. 102	Income Tax Deductions and Revenues

S.B. 110	Appropriation for Ogden Parkway Highway Underpass

S.B. 116	Parental Responsibility for Wrongful Conduct of a Child

S.B. 136	Municipal and County Land Use Development and Management

S.B. 155	Income Tax - Education Tax Credit

Sub. S.B. 157	Limitation on Liability of Nonprofit Corporation Volunteers

S.B. 160	After-School Access to Computers Task Force

S.B. 182	Restriction on State and Local Governments Collecting Monies 
for Groups

S.B. 187	Utah Council on Victims

3rd Sub. S.B. 210	Income Tax Credit for Stay-At-Home Parents or Guardian

S.C.R. 4	Resolution Requesting Congress to Allow Individuals to Opt 
Out of Social Security

J.W. (Bill) Hickman, Chair

Report filed.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	March 6, 1998

I am directed to inform the House of Representatives your Committee on Rules 
has struck the enacting clause on the following House Bills and Resolutions:

H.B. 5	Professional License Conditions Disclosure

H.B. 12	Towing of Motor Vehicles by Department of Public Safety

H.B. 13	Traffic-Control Signal Photo Detection

H.B. 20	Coverage for Childhood Immunizations

H.B. 22	Designation of State Highways

Sub. H.B. 27	Dental Care - Use of General Anesthesia 

H.B. 29	Penalty for Providing Tobacco to Youth 

Sub. H.B. 38	Mental Health Insurance Parity 

H.B. 41	Health Insurance Policy Coverage 

H.B. 43	Penalty in Using A Weapon 

H.B. 48	Inattentive Driving Amendments 

H.B. 50	Local Option Sales Tax for Conservation Easements for Agricultural 
Use

H.B. 51	Public Employees Early Retirement 

H.B. 52	Excellence in Education Act 

H.B. 53	Amendments to Pharmaceutical Law 

H.B. 56	Gifts to Public Officers, Public Employees, and Legislators 

H.B. 62	Firefighters Death Benefit 

H.B. 66	Income Tax - Amendments

H.B. 67	Payment of Legal Fees and Costs of Frivolous Lawsuits 

H.B. 69	Private Property Owners and Houses of Worship Right to Prohibit Dangerous 
Weapons

H.B. 79	Private Kinship Care 

H.B. 85	Murder and Manslaughter Amendments 

H.B. 93	Endowment Funds for Utah Charities 

H.B. 97	Government Immunity Amendments 

H.B. 102	Insurance Exam Requirements 

Sub. H.B. 108	State Disclosure of Tax Expenditures 

H.B. 109	Release of Governor's Budget 

H.B. 116	Restriction on State Employees 

H.B. 118	Property Tax Appeal Process 

H.B. 125	Regulation of Wildlife Outfitters and Guides 

H.B. 126	Teaching Experience Employment Factor 

H.B. 127	Noncontributory Retirement Deferred Compensation - Member/Employer 
Match Plan

H.B. 138	Access of Judges to Juvenile Court Records 

H.B. 140	Child Care Amendments 

Sub. H.B. 141	Mitigation to Businesses Impacted by Major Highway Construction 


H.B. 142	Serious Youth Offender Amendments 

H.B. 143	Charter Schools in the Public Education System 

H.B. 149	Revision to Sales Tax on Food 

H.B. 151	Property Tax - Circuit Breaker Eligibility 

Sub. H.B. 152	Esthetician Licensing Act 

H.B. 155	Raw Milk Marketing Amendments 

Sub. H.B. 160	Loans for Businesses Impacted by Major Highway Construction 


H.B. 161	Appropriation for Utah State University Extension/Uintah Basin 
Education Center 

H.B. 163	Public Access to Accident Reports 

H.B. 164	Sound Wall Projects 

H.B. 166	EMT-Paramedic Licensure 

H.B. 168	Regulation of Insurance Agent Relationships 

H.B. 185	Telecommunications Legislative Committee 

H.B. 188	Salary Increases for Government Officials 

H.B. 189	English as Official Language of State 

H.B. 197	Traffic Offense Trial Process 

H.B. 204	State Elections Commission 

H.B. 211	Special Session Public Hearing Requirements 

H.B. 218	Public Transit Tax Amendments 

2nd Sub. H.B. 228	Substance Abuse Prevention, Enforcement, and Treatment 
Funding 

H.B. 230	Construction Contract Law Amendments 

H.B. 231	Compensation of Legislative Leaders 

H.B. 246	Impounding Uninsured Vehicles 

Sub. H.B. 254	Limits of Municipal Liability 

H.B. 255	Retirees Defined Benefit Enhancement 

H.B. 257	Ticket Scalping Restrictions 

H.B. 262	Speed Limit on Interstate Highways 

Sub. H.B. 263	Removal of Directory Subsidy Amendments 

H.B. 266	Motor Vehicle Insurance Premiums 

H.B. 268	Electric Service Districts 

H.B. 269	Removing Barriers to Affordable Manufactured Housing 

H.B. 271	Genetic Testing Privacy Act 

Sub. H.B. 288	Real Estate Conveyance and Subdivision Amendments 

H.B. 289	Landlord Inspection Rights 

H.B. 293	Home Brewing of Alcohol 

H.B. 298	State Court Administrator Salary 

H.B. 299	Continuing Professional Development Requirements for Educators 


Sub. H.B. 301	Minimum Age for Marriage 

H.B. 303	Center for the School of the Future 

H.B. 305	Service of Process Amendments 

H.B. 312	Weapons in Motor Vehicles 

H.B. 315	State and Local Government Severance Package Authority 

H.B. 318	Information to Adoptive Parents 

Sub H.B. 320	Truancy Amendments 

H.B. 324	Collection of Child Support 

H.B. 326	Regulating Sale of Tobacco Products 

H.B. 327	Amendments to Enterprise Zones 

H.B. 329	Funds for Youth Drug Treatment 

H.B. 331	Telecommunication Service Amendments 

H.B. 332	Financial Records Privacy 

H.B. 334	Restrictions on Truck Trailers 

Sub. H.B. 335	Purchase or Lease of Buildings by State Board of Regents 

H.B. 340	Revising Term Limits 

H.B. 341	Higher Education Faculty - Graduate Enrollment 

H.B. 348	Equipment Requirements on Large Trucks 

3rd Sub. H.B. 352	Mental Health Authority and Administration Reform 

H.B. 354	County Personnel Management Act Revisions 

H.B. 355	Annexation Amendments 

H.B. 358	Pay Equity for State Employees 

H.B. 359	Retention Proceeds for Construction Projects 

H.B. 361	Independent Public Corporations Amendments 

H.B. 363	Teacher Career Ladders Amendments 

H.B. 365	Limitation of Civil Action 

H.B. 366	Insurance Coverage for Diabetes Treatments 

H.B. 367	Fertilizer Act Amendments 

H.B. 368	State Forfeiture Law Amendments 

H.B. 369	Child Custody and Visitation Amendments 

H.B. 373	Services to People with Disabilities 

H.B. 379	Private Property Ombudsmen Amendments 

H.B. 381	Personal Identification Number Alternatives

H.B. 382	Special District Taxes and Fees 

H.B. 383	Personal Financial Responsibility Act 

H.B. 384	Redevelopment Agency Recodification

H.B. 387	Nondiscriminatory Benefits for Public Employees 

H.B. 389	Property Tax Greenbelt Valuations 

H.B. 391	Marriage Law Amendments 

H.B. 393	New School Buildings Maintenance and Operation Costs 

H.B. 396	Reorganization of Comprehensive Emergency Management 

H.B. 397	Community Approval of Floride Treatment of Water

H.B. 398	Retirement Benefit Amendments 

H.B. 400	Hunting and Fishing License Revocation 

H.B. 401	Vehicle Registration Revocation 

H.B. 402	School Choice Amendments 

H.B. 403	Aquifer Pollution Limits 

H.B. 406	Appropriation for Equestrian Park 

H.B. 408	Statutory Presumptions 

H.B. 411	Licensing the Sale of Factory Build Housing 

H.B. 413	Emergency Services Traffic Control Systems

H.B. 415	Periodic License Plate Replacement 

H.B. 417	Statewide Initiative Amendments 

H.B. 419	Plumbing Code Amendments 

H.B. 422	Public Education Reforms 

H.B. 424	Impact Fee Arbitration 

H.B. 428	State Affairs Amendments 

H.B. 429	General Government Amendments 

H.B. 430	Governance of County Service Areas 

H.B. 431	Gender Price Equality 

H.B. 432	Health Benefit Plan - Freedom of Choice 

H.B. 433	Retention Proceeds Reform for Construction Projects 

H.B. 434	Disclosure of Child Abuse or Neglect 

H.B. 436	Changes to General Government 

H.B. 437	Salary Adjustment to State Employees 

H.B. 438	Nonprobate Transfers Upon Death 

H.B. 439	Salaries of Predatory Animal Hunters 

H.B. 440	Heber Valley Historic Railroad Authority 

H.B. 442	Environmental Regulations Amendments 

H.B. 443	Nuclear Waste Storage and Transportation Task Force 

H.B. 445	Department of Public Safety Salary Equity 

H.B. 446	Provision for Olympic Housing 

H.B. 448	Motor Fuel Marketing Act Amendments 

H.B. 449	Medicaid Base Funding 

H.B. 450	Research and Development Credits 

H.B. 451	Appropriation for Ogden-Weber Applied Technology Center 

H.B. 452	County Attorney Amendments 

H.B. 453	Dispatcher Certification 

H.B. 455	State Management of Public Lands 

H.B. 456	Health Care Finance 

H.B. 457	Motor Vehicle Registration Fee Reimbursement 

H.B. 458	Automobile Franchise Act and Motor Vehicle Act Amendments

H.B. 459	Fish Health board and Aquaculture Amendments

H.B. 463	Payments on Credit Contracts 

H.B. 464	Privatization of Fleet Operations

H.B. 465	County Service Area Changes 

H.C.R. 12	Resolution Honoring Utah's Gold Medalist 

H.J.R. 1	Resolution Amending Rule of Evidence 

H.J.R. 3	Voting Requirements on Tax Matters Resolution 

H.J.R. 5	Resolution Supporting Uniform Building Code Commission 

H.J.R. 12	Resolution Amending Property Tax Exemptions 

H.J.R. 14	Resolution Opposing Use or State of Federal Monies for Snowbasin 
Road 

H.J.R. 15	Resolution Providing Assistance to Seriously Impacted Businesses 


H.J.R. 16	Resolution Amending Governance of Public Education 

H.J.R. 19	Resolution Urging Membership Change on Salt Lake Olympic Committee 


H.J.R. 20	Department of Human Resource Management Study Resolution 

J.W. (Bill) Hickman, Chair

Report filed.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Haymond, the House voted to give 16 hours of compensation 
for every house employee as explained is S.J.R. 8.

* * *

On Motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the Speaker was authorized to appoint 
a committee to wait upon the Senate to inform that Honorable Body that the 
House had completed its business and was prepared to adjourn sine die.

The Speaker appointed Representatives Killpack, N. Stephens, and Barth.

On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, the Speaker was authorized to appoint 
a committee from the Senate to wait upon the Governor to inform His Excellency 
that the Legislature has completed its work and was prepared to adjourn sine 
die.

The Speaker appointed Representatives Knudson, B. Evans and Arrington.

Representative Killpack reported that the committee had waited upon the Senate 
and informed that Honorable Body that the House was prepared to adjourn sine 
die.

Representative Knudson reported that the committee had waited upon the Governor 
and informed his Excellency that the Legislature had completed its business 
and was prepared to adjourn sine die.

Senators Tanner, Muhlestein, and Steiner formally notified the House that the 
Senate has completed its work and was prepared to adjourn sine die.

On motion of Representative Fox-Finlinson, at 10:09 p.m. the House of Representative 
of the Fifty-Second Legislature of the State of Utah adjourned sine die.

HOUSE JOURNAL PAGE INDEX (DAY 1 - 45)

H.B. 1 -- SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT (M. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	437

Read the second time	1830

Read the third time	1831

Transmitted to the Senate	1831, 1856

Concurrence	1856

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1913

H.B. 2 -- 1998 CAPITAL FACILITIES BONDING AND DEBT FINANCING AUTHORIZATIONS 
(G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	437

Read the second time	1675

Substituted	1675

Transmitted to the Senate	1676

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1720

H.B. 3 -- SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT II (M. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	437

Amendments	2080

Read the third time	2060

Other Action	2060

Transmitted to the Senate	2061, 2081

Concurrence	2080

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 4 -- STATEWIDE IMPLEMENTATION OF FOSTER CARE CITIZEN REVIEW BOARDS (N. 
Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	9

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	106

Read the third time	209

Reconsideration	1848

Transmitted to the Senate	209, 1719, 1849

Recalled	1848

Concurrence	1719, 1849

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802, 1932

H.B. 5 -- PROFESSIONAL LICENSE CONDITIONS DISCLOSURE (G. Cox)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	9

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	610

Amendments	609

Read the third time	987

Failed	988

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 6 -- PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR REGULATION (S. Koehn)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	9

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	134

Read the third time	212

Transmitted to the Senate	213

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	726

H.B. 7 -- COMPUTERS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS PILOT PROGRAM (S. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	9

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	109

Read the third time	176

Circled	177

Uncircled	216

Transmitted to the Senate	217, 1739

Concurrence	1738

H.B. 8 -- STATE TREASURER AMENDMENTS (J. Murray)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	10

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	137

Amendments	136

Read the third time	252

Transmitted to the Senate	253

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	923

Action taken by the Governor	1799

H.B. 9 -- APPROPRIATION FOR ADDITIONAL HIGHWAY PATROLMEN (G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	10

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	134

Read the third time	183

Transmitted to the Senate	184, 1714

Concurrence	1714

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 10 -- DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE - CONDITIONAL LICENSING (N. Stephens)
Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1091

H.B. 10 -- DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE -- CONDITIONAL LICENSING (N. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	10

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	203

Amendments	203

Read the third time	337

Transmitted to the Senate	338

H.B. 11 -- JUVENILE COURT HEARINGS AND RECORDS (P. Arent)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	10

Assigned to standing committee	791

Read the second time	977

Amendments	977

Substituted	977

Read the third time	1355

Transmitted to the Senate	1356

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 12 -- TOWING OF MOTOR VEHICLES BY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY (C. Saunders)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	11

Assigned to standing committee	56

Returned to Rules Committee	1577

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 13 -- TRAFFIC-CONTROL SIGNAL PHOTO DETECTION (O. Carnahan)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	11

Assigned to standing committee	305

Amendments	1263

Read the third time	1191

Circled	1192

Uncircled	1263

Failed	1264

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 14 -- MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTION (W. Harper)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	11

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	258

Amendments	463

Substituted	258

Read the third time	463

Transmitted to the Senate	464, 2050

Concurrence	2049

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 15 -- WORKFORCE SERVICES AMENDMENTS (O. Carnahan)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	11

Read the second time	55

Read the third time	117

Transmitted to the Senate	117

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	726

Action taken by the Governor	1325

H.B. 16 -- FUNDING CLASSROOM SUPPLIES (R. Bigelow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	12

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	109

Amendments	108

Read the third time	177

Transmitted to the Senate	178, 1712

Concurrence	1712

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 17 -- AGGRAVATED KIDNAPING AMENDMENTS (P. Buckner)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	12

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	347

Read the third time	509

Transmitted to the Senate	510

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1662

H.B. 18 -- COMPUTERS FOR HIGHWAY PATROL (G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	12

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	257

Amendments	256

Read the third time	460

Transmitted to the Senate	461, 1718

Concurrence	1718

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 19 -- DUTIES OF WATER COMMISSIONERS (T. Hatch)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	12

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	342

Read the third time	506

Transmitted to the Senate	506

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	923

Action taken by the Governor	1799

H.B. 20 -- COVERAGE FOR CHILDHOOD IMMUNIZATIONS (P. Knudson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	12

Assigned to standing committee	218

Returned to Rules Committee	1594

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 21 -- SELECTIVE SERVICE FILING PREREQUISITE TO RECEIVING POSTSECONDARY 
FINANCIAL AID (B. Holladay)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	13

Assigned to standing committee	150

Read the second time	321

Read the third time	621

Transmitted to the Senate	622

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1352

H.B. 22 -- DESIGNATION OF STATE HIGHWAYS (D. Hogue)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	13

Assigned to standing committee	384

Returned to Rules Committee	1597

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 23 -- COUNTY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS (R. Short)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	13

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	135

Read the third time	246

Transmitted to the Senate	246

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	837

Action taken by the Governor	1799

H.B. 24 -- PENALTY FOR ABANDONED OR UNATTENDED CAMPFIRE (D. Hogue)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	13

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	614

Amendments	612

Read the third time	1085

Transmitted to the Senate	1086

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1674

H.B. 25 -- PENALTY FOR INTERFERENCE WITH SERVICE OF PROCESS (J. Arrington)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	13

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	347

Substituted	347

Read the third time	736

Transmitted to the Senate	737

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1502

H.B. 26 -- TRADE OR BUSINESS NAMES (R. Bigelow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	14

Assigned to standing committee	55

Read the second time	110

Amendments	109

Read the third time	180

Transmitted to the Senate	181

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	726

H.B. 27 -- DENTAL CARE - USE OF GENERAL ANESTHESIA (R. Killpack)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	14

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	792

Substituted	792

Read the third time	1262

Failed	1262

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 28 -- APPROPRIATION FOR DAVIS COUNTY CONFERENCE AND COMMUNITY CENTER (B. 
Chard)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	14

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	1032

Read the third time	1425

Transmitted to the Senate	1426, 1740

Concurrence	1739

H.B. 29 -- PENALTY FOR PROVIDING TOBACCO TO YOUTH (C. Saunders)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	14

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 30 -- PUBLIC SCHOOL HAZARDOUS BUS ROUTES APPROPRIATION (W. Harper)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	15

Assigned to standing committee	217

Read the second time	321

Read the third time	619

Transmitted to the Senate	620

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 31 -- SALE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS (C. Saunders)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	15

Assigned to standing committee	255

Read the second time	727

Amendments	1194, 1210

Substituted	727

Read the third time	1194

Circled	1195

Uncircled	1209

Transmitted to the Senate	1211

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 32 -- DISCLOSURE OF TOBACCO INGREDIENTS (J. Tanner)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	15

Assigned to standing committee	255

Read the second time	501

Amendments	500, 797

Substituted	921

Read the third time	797

Circled	855

Uncircled	921

Other Action	855

Transmitted to the Senate	922

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2068

H.B. 33 -- COMMUNITY RESPONSIVENESS REQUIREMENTS OF UTAH DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 
(R. Becker)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	15

Assigned to standing committee	219

Read the second time	346

Amendments	345, 733

Read the third time	733

Transmitted to the Senate	734

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 34 -- DINOSAUR DIAMOND PREHISTORIC HIGHWAY DESIGNATION (J. Seitz)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	16

Assigned to standing committee	219

Read the second time	347

Amendments	346

Read the third time	507

Transmitted to the Senate	507, 1029

Concurrence	1028

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1091

H.B. 35 -- MINIMUM FINE FOR POSSESSION OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS BY UNDERAGED PERSONS 
(R. Siddoway)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	16

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	614

Amendments	613

Read the third time	1086

Transmitted to the Senate	1087

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1668

H.B. 36 -- JUROR REIMBURSEMENT (D. Zolman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	16

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	347

Substituted	347

Read the third time	734

Transmitted to the Senate	735, 1746

Concurrence	1745

H.B. 37 -- PURCHASE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	16

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	107

Read the third time	175

Transmitted to the Senate	175, 724

Concurrence	724

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	790

H.B. 38 -- MENTAL HEALTH INSURANCE  PARITY (B. Allen)
Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	17

H.B. 38 -- MENTAL HEALTH INSURANCE PARITY (B. Allen)

Assigned to standing committee	521

Substituted	1593

Returned to Rules Committee	1594

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 39 -- CRIMINAL INTENT (J. Arrington)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	17

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	204

Read the third time	330

Transmitted to the Senate	330

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1199

H.B. 40 -- JUDICIAL CONDUCT COMMISSION AMENDMENTS (G. Cox)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	17

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	256

Amendments	459

Read the third time	402, 459

Circled	402

Transmitted to the Senate	460, 1711

Concurrence	1711

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 41 -- HEALTH INSURANCE POLICY COVERAGE (P. Knudson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	17

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 42 -- UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION FRAUD AMENDMENTS (N. Hendrickson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	17

Assigned to standing committee	60

Read the second time	139

Amendments	139

Read the third time	264

Transmitted to the Senate	265

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 43 -- PENALTY IN USING A WEAPON (G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	18

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	204

Read the third time	352

Returned to Rules Committee	352

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 44 -- TELEMARKETING REQUIREMENTS (L. Nelson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	18

Assigned to standing committee	55

Read the second time	172

Amendments	170, 299

Read the third time	299

Transmitted to the Senate	300, 1254

Concurrence	1254

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1328

H.B. 45 -- WILDLIFE LICENSE FEES (M. Styler)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	18

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	139

Amendments	137, 253

Transmitted to the Senate	254, 1256

Concurrence	1255

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1328

H.B. 46 -- JOINDER OF MISDEMEANOR AND FELONY OFFENSES (S. Barth)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	18

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	204

Substituted	204

Read the third time	351

Transmitted to the Senate	352

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1502

H.B. 47 -- APPROPRIATION FOR ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES 
(T. Rowan)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	18

Assigned to standing committee	90

Read the second time	173

Read the third time	332

Transmitted to the Senate	333

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 48 -- INATTENTIVE DRIVING AMENDMENTS (O. Carnahan)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	19

Assigned to standing committee	60

Returned to Rules Committee	1597

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 49 -- EMERGENCY SERVICES AMENDMENTS (B. Holladay)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	19

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	172

Read the third time	296

Transmitted to the Senate	297

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	904

Action taken by the Governor	1911

H.B. 50 -- APPROPRIATION FOR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS FOR AGRICULTURAL USE (E. 
Olsen)
Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 50 -- LOCAL OPTION SALES TAX FOR CONSERVATION EASEMENTS FOR AGRICULTURAL 
USE (E. Olsen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	19

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	526

Amendments	523, 1034, 1035

Read the third time	934

Circled	934, 991, 1103

Uncircled	991, 1034

Reconsideration	1103

Returned to Rules Committee	1859

Failed	1036

H.B. 51 -- PUBLIC EMPLOYEES EARLY RETIREMENT (M. Styler)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	19

Assigned to standing committee	305

Amendments	503

Returned to Rules Committee	503

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 52 -- EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION ACT (T. Rowan)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	20

Assigned to standing committee	56

Returned to Rules Committee	1576

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 53 -- AMENDMENTS TO PHARMACEUTICAL LAW (R. Siddoway)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	20

Assigned to standing committee	58

Returned to Rules Committee	1597

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 54 -- MUNICIPAL AMENDMENTS (D. Zolman)

Read the first time by short title	728

Read the second time	728

H.B. 54 -- MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT AND INCORPORATION AMENDMENTS (D. Zolman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	20

Assigned to standing committee	59

Substituted	727

Read the third time	910

Transmitted to the Senate	911, 1823

Concurrence	1822

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1913

H.B. 55 -- TOWN OPTION SALES AND USE TAX (P. Knudson)

***UNKNOWN ACTION***	291

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	21

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the third time	503

Transmitted to the Senate	504, 1666

Concurrence	1666

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1674

H.B. 56 -- GIFTS TO PUBLIC OFFICERS, PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, AND LEGISLATORS (J. 
Tanner)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	21

Assigned to standing committee	924

Read the second time	1338

Amendments	1338

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 57 -- ACUPUNCTURE PRACTICE AMENDMENTS (A. Bradshaw)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	21

Assigned to standing committee	55

Read the second time	110

Amendments	107, 109, 179, 975

Read the third time	179

Other Action	789

Transmitted to the Senate	180, 976

Refuse to Concur	723

Joint Conference Committee Report	975

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1075

Action taken by the Governor	1911

H.B. 58 -- OIL AND GAS SEVERANCE TAX AMENDMENTS (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	21

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	291

Amendments	291, 518

Read the third time	518

Transmitted to the Senate	520

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1199

H.B. 59 -- ADOPTION AMENDMENTS (N. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	22

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	241

Amendments	240, 568

Substituted	568

Read the third time	352

Circled	352

Uncircled	567

Transmitted to the Senate	569, 1257

Concurrence	1256

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1328

H.B. 60 -- COMPENSATION FOR PUBLIC SAFETY DISPATCHERS (D. Bowman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	22

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	134

Read the third time	215

Transmitted to the Senate	216, 1918

Concurrence	1917

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1956

H.B. 61 -- FUNDING FOR SENIOR CITIZEN CENTERS (P. Larson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	22

Assigned to standing committee	305

Read the second time	434

Amendments	434

Read the third time	784

Transmitted to the Senate	784, 1738

Concurrence	1737

H.B. 62 -- FIREFIGHTERS DEATH BENEFIT (M. Carlson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	22

Assigned to standing committee	305

Returned to Rules Committee	1599

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 63 -- REGULATION OF MOTORIZED SCOOTERS (L. Nelson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	23

Assigned to standing committee	60

Read the second time	258

Amendments	257

Read the third time	462

Transmitted to the Senate	463

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1199

H.B. 64 -- CHILD ABUSE OFFENSE AMENDMENTS (G. Cox)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	23

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	241

Read the third time	353

Transmitted to the Senate	354

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1662

H.B. 65 -- SALES TAX EXEMPTION FOR PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION (B. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	23

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	628

Amendments	627

Substituted	1097

Read the third time	1097

Circled	1097

Uncircled	1212

Transmitted to the Senate	1213

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1750

H.B. 66 -- INCOME TAX - AMENDMENTS (D. Jones)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	23

Assigned to standing committee	469

Returned to Rules Committee	1578

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 67 -- PAYMENT OF LEGAL FEES AND COSTS OF FRIVOLOUS LAWSUITS (D. Iverson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	24

Assigned to standing committee	91

Read the second time	256, 1932

Amendments	256

Read the third time	460

Circled	460

Returned to Rules Committee	1859

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

H.B. 68 -- APPROPRIATION FOR USU PASTURE AND FORAGE INITIATIVE (E. Anderson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	24

Assigned to standing committee	150

Read the second time	242

Read the third time	399

Transmitted to the Senate	400, 1715

Concurrence	1715

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 69 -- PRIVATE PROPERTY OWNERS AND HOUSES OF WORSHIP RIGHT TO PROHIBIT 
DANGEROUS WEAPONS (R. Killpack)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	24

Assigned to standing committee	91

Returned to Rules Committee	1577

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 70 -- SCHOOL AND INSTITUTIONAL TRUST LAND AMENDMENTS (T. Hatch)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	24

Assigned to standing committee	150

Read the second time	345

Amendments	344, 732

Read the third time	732

Transmitted to the Senate	733, 1666

Concurrence	1665

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1720

Action taken by the Governor	2114

H.B. 71 -- ALCOHOL AND DRUG TESTING FEE (D. Bush)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	25

Assigned to standing committee	255

Read the second time	343

Amendments	343

Read the third time	731

Transmitted to the Senate	732

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 72 -- UNLAWFUL SEXUAL ACTIVITY WITH A MINOR (G. Curtis)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	25

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	256

Read the third time	402

Transmitted to the Senate	403, 1422, 1503

Concurrence	1503

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1199, 1575

H.B. 73 -- DATES FOR BOND ELECTIONS (G. Way)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	25

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	137

Amendments	261

Substituted	261

Read the third time	251

Circled	251

Uncircled	261

Transmitted to the Senate	262, 1830

Concurrence	1829

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1932

H.B. 74 -- AGRICULTURAL PROTECTION AREAS (E. Anderson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	25

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	259

Amendments	258

Read the third time	465

Transmitted to the Senate	465

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1188

H.B. 75 -- PROHIBITING FUSION CANDIDATES FOR POLITICAL OFFICE (J. Murray)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	26

Assigned to standing committee	90

Read the second time	242

Read the third time	354

Transmitted to the Senate	355

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1027

Action taken by the Governor	1911

H.B. 76 -- UNCLAIMED PROPERTY AMENDMENTS (J. Valentine)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	26

Assigned to standing committee	255

Read the second time	385

Substituted	385

Read the third time	738

Transmitted to the Senate	739

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1720

H.B. 77 -- FILLING MIDTERM VACANCIES IN THE LEGISLATURE (D. Ure)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	26

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	242

Read the third time	398

Transmitted to the Senate	398

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1956

H.B. 78 -- TESTING PERIOD FOR HEARING AIDS (L. Pace)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	26

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	170

Amendments	169

Read the third time	298

Transmitted to the Senate	299, 2056

Concurrence	2055

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 79 -- PRIVATE KINSHIP CARE (P. Larson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	26

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 80 -- MEETINGS OF INTERIM COMMITTEES (L. Frandsen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	27

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	289

Amendments	467, 2090

Read the third time	467

Transmitted to the Senate	468, 2091

Concurrence	2090

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 81 -- MOTIONS TO VACATE EX PARTE PROTECTIVE ORDERS (P. Larson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	27

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	503

Amendments	502

Read the third time	800

Transmitted to the Senate	801

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1720

H.B. 82 -- ANNUAL SALARY ADJUSTMENT FOR DEAF AND BLIND SCHOOLS EMPLOYEES (D. 
Gladwell)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	27

Assigned to standing committee	217

Read the second time	321

Read the third time	618

Transmitted to the Senate	619, 1673

Concurrence	1673

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1720

H.B. 83 -- CHILD CARE TASK FORCE (S. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	27

Assigned to standing committee	152

Read the second time	290

Amendments	290, 990

Read the third time	517

Circled	517

Uncircled	990

Transmitted to the Senate	991

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1720

H.B. 84 -- INSPECTION OF VITAL RECORDS (D. Zolman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	28

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	320

Read the third time	570

Transmitted to the Senate	570

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1272

H.B. 85 -- MURDER AND MANSLAUGHTER AMENDMENTS (D. Gladwell)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	28

Assigned to standing committee	218

Returned to Rules Committee	1597

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 86 -- HEALTH INSURANCE - PRIMARY CARE PROVIDER (J. Buffmire)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	28

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	320

Amendments	526

Substituted	526

Read the third time	526

Transmitted to the Senate	527

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1199

H.B. 87 -- APPROPRIATION FOR CAPITOL HILL PROJECTS (R. Becker)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	28

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	629

Read the third time	1127

Transmitted to the Senate	1128, 1713

Concurrence	1713

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 88 -- RECORDING OF DOCUMENTS (T. Hatch)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	29

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	289

Amendments	289, 515

Read the third time	515

Transmitted to the Senate	516

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1199

H.B. 89 -- RESTRICTIONS ON NAMES OF BUSINESS ENTITIES (K. Bryson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	85

Assigned to standing committee	217

Read the second time	321

Read the third time	571

Transmitted to the Senate	572

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1199

H.B. 90 -- MAIL BOX DAMAGE AND MAIL THEFT (B. Goodfellow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	85

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	503

Substituted	503

Read the third time	801

Transmitted to the Senate	801

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1662

H.B. 91 -- REGULATION OF SIGNS IN COMMUNITIES (B. Johnson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	85

Assigned to standing committee	152

Read the second time	258

Amendments	257

Read the third time	461

Transmitted to the Senate	462

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1199

H.B. 92 -- SEXUAL OFFENSES WITHOUT CONSENT OF VICTIM (K. Bryson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	86

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	347

Read the third time	736

Transmitted to the Senate	736

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 93 -- ENDOWMENT FUNDS FOR UTAH CHARITIES (J. Haymond)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	86

Assigned to standing committee	340

Amendments	1578

Returned to Rules Committee	1579

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 94 -- LONGEVITY AMENDMENTS FOR STATE EMPLOYEES (D. Bowman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	86

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	289

Read the third time	512

Transmitted to the Senate	513

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1913

H.B. 95 -- LOCAL GOVERNMENT SUBDIVISION ORDINANCES (M. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	86

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	387

Substituted	387

Read the third time	561

Transmitted to the Senate	561

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1575

H.B. 96 -- PHARMACY PRACTICE ACT AMENDMENTS (P. Arent)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	86

Assigned to standing committee	217

Read the second time	321

Read the third time	504

Transmitted to the Senate	505

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1027

Action taken by the Governor	1911

H.B. 97 -- GOVERNMENT IMMUNITY AMENDMENTS (G. Curtis)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	87

Assigned to standing committee	255

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

Referred to Master Study Resolution for interim study	523

H.B. 98 -- AUTOMATIC EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR (J. Valentine)

Read the first time by short title	728

Read the second time	728

Amendments	728

H.B. 98 -- EMERGENCY CARE TRAINING (J. Valentine)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	110

Assigned to standing committee	339

Read the second time	612

Amendments	610

Substituted	610, 728

Read the third time	1084

Circled	1084

Uncircled	1101

Transmitted to the Senate	1102

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1913

H.B. 99 -- SENTENCING CREDIT FOR GOOD BEHAVIOR (K. Bryson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	111

Assigned to standing committee	305

Read the second time	501

Amendments	501, 798

Read the third time	798

Transmitted to the Senate	799

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2068

H.B. 100 -- UTAH SUMMER GAMES APPROPRIATION (D. Bowman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	111

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	289

Amendments	513

Substituted	289

Read the third time	513

Transmitted to the Senate	514, 1706

Concurrence	1705

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 101 -- POSTING ON MOTOR AND SPECIAL FUEL PUMPS (G. Way)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	139

Assigned to standing committee	255

Read the second time	628

Amendments	627, 1099, 2063

Substituted	627

Read the third time	1098

Circled	1098

Uncircled	1099

Transmitted to the Senate	1100, 2064

Concurrence	2063

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 102 -- INSURANCE EXAM REQUIREMENTS (B. Holladay)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	140

Assigned to standing committee	254

Read the second time	436

Read the third time	786

Failed	786

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 102 -- INSURANCE EXAM REQUIREMENTS (C. Saunders)
Amendments	436

H.B. 103 -- ETHIC LAW AMENDMENTS (M. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	140

Assigned to standing committee	305

Read the second time	385

Read the third time	739

Transmitted to the Senate	740

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1575

H.B. 104 -- CONSUMER HEALTH CARE STUDY (T. Beck)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	173

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	792

Substituted	791

Read the third time	984

Transmitted to the Senate	985

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 105 -- PRESCRIPTION COVERAGE (S. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	173

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	1077

Amendments	1428

Substituted	1076

Read the third time	1428

Transmitted to the Senate	1428

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 106 -- TRUANCY PREVENTION APPROPRIATION (J. Alexander)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	173

Assigned to standing committee	305, 863

Read the second time	1433, 1581

Amendments	1432

Substituted	1652

Read the third time	1652

Returned to Rules Committee	687, 1448

Transmitted to the Senate	1652, 1741

Concurrence	1740

H.B. 107 -- COMPENSATORY SERVICE (B. King)
Substituted	615

H.B. 107 -- COMPULSORY SERVICE (B. King)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	174

Read the first time	616

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	616

Read the third time	1088

Transmitted to the Senate	1089

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1662

H.B. 108 -- STATE DISCLOSURE OF TAX EXPENDITURES (M. Carlson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	174

Assigned to standing committee	670

Amendments	1578

Substituted	670

Returned to Rules Committee	1579

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 109 -- RELEASE OF GOVERNOR'S BUDGET (D. Ure)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	204

Assigned to standing committee	305

Returned to Rules Committee	1595

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 110 -- SALES TAX EXEMPTION FOR SEASONAL DESTINATION AMUSEMENT PARKS (M. 
Dillree)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	205

Assigned to standing committee	671

Read the second time	780

Read the third time	1196

Transmitted to the Senate	1197, 1742

Concurrence	1741

H.B. 111 -- AGING SERVICES AMENDMENTS (J. Haymond)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	205

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	792

Amendments	1213, 2064

Substituted	792

Read the third time	1213

Transmitted to the Senate	1214, 2066

Concurrence	2065

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 112 -- UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK ASSURANCE AMENDMENTS (B. Wright)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	205

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the third time	794

Other Action	794

Transmitted to the Senate	795

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1913

H.B. 113 -- UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK PROGRAM AMENDMENTS (B. Wright)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	206

Assigned to standing committee	339

Read the second time	501

Read the third time	795

Transmitted to the Senate	796

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1913

H.B. 114 -- SNOW COLLEGE SOUTH (B. Johnson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	206

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	905

Amendments	904, 1284

Substituted	904

Read the third time	1284

Transmitted to the Senate	1285

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1932

H.B. 115 -- TELECOMMUNICATIONS AMENDMENTS (M. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	243

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	1079

Amendments	1077, 1657

Substituted	1657

Time Certain	1261

Read the third time	1418

Circled	1418

Uncircled	1657

Other Action	1418

Transmitted to the Senate	1661, 2048

Concurrence	2047

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2068

H.B. 116 -- RESTRICTION ON STATE EMPLOYEES (J. Tanner)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	243

Assigned to standing committee	522

Read the second time	630

Amendments	629

Read the third time	1130

Circled	1130

Returned to Rules Committee	1859

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 117 -- INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES STUDY APPROPRIATION (B. Evans)

Read the first time by short title	523

Read the second time	523

Substituted	523

H.B. 117 -- REVIEW OF INTERNAL SERVICES (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	291

Assigned to standing committee	384

H.B. 117 -- REVIEW OF INTERNAL SERVICES TASK FORCE (B. Evans)

Read the third time	933

Transmitted to the Senate	933

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 118 -- PROPERTY TAX APPEAL PROCESS (R. Walsh)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	292

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 119 -- PROVISIONS FOR HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS (J. Buffmire)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	292

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	688

Read the third time	846

Transmitted to the Senate	847

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1502

H.B. 120 -- DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES OFFICE OF LICENSING REVISIONS (J. 
Haymond)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	292

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	925

Amendments	1337, 1440, 1510

Substituted	925

Read the third time	1336

Circled	1336, 1338

Uncircled	1337, 1440

Reconsideration	1510

Other Action	2015

Failed	1442

Transmitted to the Senate	1511, 2049

Concurrence	2048

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2068

H.B. 121 -- PROGRAM FOR AT-RISK YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES (L. Pace)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	322

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	925

Amendments	925

Substituted	925

Read the third time	1336

Transmitted to the Senate	1337, 1701

Concurrence	1700

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 122 -- PROPERTY TAX - HOMEOWNER'S CREDIT (D. Jones)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	388

Assigned to standing committee	983

Read the second time	727, 1109

Read the third time	1443

Transmitted to the Senate	1444

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 123 -- NOT A DROP AMENDMENTS (D. Bush)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	322

Assigned to standing committee	560

Read the second time	689

Read the third time	849

Transmitted to the Senate	850

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1352

H.B. 124 -- BAIL BOND AGENT LICENSURE ACT (S. Koehn)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	322

Assigned to standing committee	625

Read the second time	843

Amendments	841, 1281

Read the third time	1281

Transmitted to the Senate	1282

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 125 -- REGULATION OF WILDLIFE OUTFITTERS AND GUIDES (B. Johnson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	322

Assigned to standing committee	521

Returned to Rules Committee	1576

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 126 -- TEACHING EXPERIENCE EMPLOYMENT FACTOR (T. Rowan)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	323

Assigned to standing committee	625

Returned to Rules Committee	979

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 127 -- NONCONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT DEFERRED  COMPENSATION - MEMBER/EMPLOYER 
MATCH PLAN (J. Arrington)
Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	323

H.B. 127 -- NONCONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT DEFERRED COMPENSATION - MEMBER/EMPLOYER 
MATCH PLAN (J. Arrington)
Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 128 -- DIVISION OF FACILITIES CONSTRUCTION AND MANAGEMENT BIDDING PROCESS 
(R. Short)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	323

Assigned to standing committee	522

Read the second time	628

Amendments	626

Read the third time	1096

Circled	1096

Uncircled	1097

Transmitted to the Senate	1098

H.B. 129 -- FORT DOUGLAS MILITARY MUSEUM (W. Harper)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	347

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	687

Read the third time	1149

Transmitted to the Senate	1150, 1702

Concurrence	1701

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 130 -- CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES PRECURSOR AMENDMENTS (A. Tyler)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	348

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	616

Amendments	615

Read the third time	1089

Transmitted to the Senate	1089, 1668

Concurrence	1667

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1674

H.B. 131 -- ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY FOR DRUG LAB AND PRECURSOR ACTS (A. Tyler)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	348

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	616

Amendments	615

Read the third time	1095

Transmitted to the Senate	1096, 1710

Concurrence	1709

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 132 -- MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE PREMIUM RATES (T. Beck)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	388

Assigned to standing committee	983

Read the second time	1094

Amendments	1094

Read the third time	1438

Transmitted to the Senate	1439

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 133 -- EFFECTIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT (J. Swallow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	388

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	687, 689

Amendments	684, 2113

Read the third time	1191

Circled	1191

Uncircled	1208, 2113

Transmitted to the Senate	1208, 2114

H.B. 134 -- MINERAL LEASE AMENDMENTS (J. Seitz)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	437

Assigned to standing committee	983

Read the second time	1109

Amendments	1108

Read the third time	1444

Transmitted to the Senate	1444, 1815

Concurrence	1814

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1850

H.B. 135 -- HIGHER EDUCATION TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (K. Johnson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	437

Assigned to standing committee	670

Read the second time	979

Substituted	978

Read the third time	1356

Transmitted to the Senate	1357, 1707

Concurrence	1706

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 136 -- GRANDPARENTS VISITATION RIGHTS (J. Buffmire)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	437

Assigned to standing committee	1106

Read the second time	1343

Amendments	1343

Read the third time	1568

Transmitted to the Senate	1569

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1932

H.B. 137 -- CHILDREN'S HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM (P. Knudson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	438

Assigned to standing committee	1105

Read the second time	1276

Amendments	1275, 1572

Read the third time	1509

Circled	1509

Uncircled	1571

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1491

Transmitted to the Senate	1573, 1930

Concurrence	1929

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1956

H.B. 138 -- ACCESS OF JUDGES TO JUVENILE COURT RECORDS (L. Nelson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	438

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 139 -- SURVEYS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS (D. Hogue)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	438

Assigned to standing committee	1272

Read the second time	1433, 1508

Read the third time	1602

Circled	1602

Uncircled	1670

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Transmitted to the Senate	1671

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 140 -- CHILD CARE AMENDMENTS (M. Dayton)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	438

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 141 -- MITIGATION TO BUSINESSES IMPACTED BY MAJOR HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION 
(D. Jones)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	438

Assigned to standing committee	1033

Read the second time	1275, 1581

Amendments	1273

Substituted	1273

Read the third time	1671

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Failed	1671

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 142 -- SERIOUS YOUTH OFFENDER AMENDMENTS (L. Baca)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	438

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 143 -- CHARTER SCHOOLS IN THE PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM (E. Olsen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	438

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 144 -- CONSTITUTIONAL DEFENSE COUNCIL AMENDMENTS (D. Iverson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	439

Assigned to standing committee	838

Read the second time	981

Amendments	980

Read the third time	1364

Transmitted to the Senate	1365

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1939

H.B. 145 -- SCHOOLS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY (B. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	439

Assigned to standing committee	1136

Read the second time	1433, 1508

Amendments	1432, 1669

Substituted	1432

Read the third time	1602

Circled	1602

Uncircled	1668

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1848

Transmitted to the Senate	1670

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1720, 1850

H.B. 146 -- HABITUAL VIOLENT OFFENDER DEFINITIONS (N. Hendrickson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	388

Assigned to standing committee	625

Read the second time	910

Amendments	909

Read the third time	1079

Transmitted to the Senate	1080

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 147 -- LIABILITY FOR MINOR WHO DRIVES (J. Swallow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	389

Assigned to standing committee	559, 1437

Read the second time	1093

Amendments	1093

Substituted	1093

Read the third time	1436

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1932

H.B. 148 -- COHABITANT ABUSE ACT AMENDMENTS (P. Larson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	389

Assigned to standing committee	559

Read the second time	792

Read the third time	983

Transmitted to the Senate	984

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1932

H.B. 149 -- REVISION TO SALES TAX ON FOOD (S. Barth)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	389

Assigned to standing committee	626

Returned to Rules Committee	1578

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 150 -- COUNTY OPTION SALES TAX FOR LONG TERM CARE CENTERS (J. Seitz)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	389

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	628

Read the third time	1096

Transmitted to the Senate	1097

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1956

H.B. 151 -- PROPERTY TAX - CIRCUIT BREAKER ELIGIBILITY (J. Hickman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	389

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 152 -- ESTHETICIAN LICENSING ACT (S. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	390

Assigned to standing committee	726

Read the second time	927

Amendments	925, 1346

Substituted	1346

Read the third time	1346

Circled	1366

Reconsideration	1366

Returned to Rules Committee	1859

Failed	1346

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 153 -- TIRE RECYCLING AMENDMENTS (D. Ure)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	390

Assigned to standing committee	560

Read the second time	909

Amendments	908

Read the third time	1334

Transmitted to the Senate	1335

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 154 -- TASK FORCE ON PRIVATIZATION OF STATE ADOPTION SERVICES (N. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	439

Assigned to standing committee	1272

Read the second time	1414

Amendments	1411

Read the third time	1583

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1491

Transmitted to the Senate	1584

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 155 -- RAW MILK MARKETING AMENDMENTS (B. Wright)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	439

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 156 -- EXECUTIVE RETIREMENT OPTION (C. Fox-Finlinson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	390

Assigned to standing committee	1273

Read the second time	1411, 1508

Read the third time	1601

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Transmitted to the Senate	1602

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1932

H.B. 157 -- JUDICIAL NOMINATING COMMISSION AMENDMENTS (C. Fox-Finlinson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	390

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	981

Amendments	979, 1359, 1363, 2096

Read the third time	1359

Transmitted to the Senate	1364, 2098

Concurrence	2097

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 158 -- VOTER REGISTRATION AMENDMENTS (J. Swallow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	348

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	629

Read the third time	781

Transmitted to the Senate	782

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1575

H.B. 159 -- WORKERS' COMPENSATION EXEMPTION FOR INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS 
(J. Valentine)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	348

Assigned to standing committee	470

Read the second time	626

Read the third time	1096

Circled	1096

Uncircled	1102

Transmitted to the Senate	1103

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1913

H.B. 160 -- LOANS FOR BUSINESSES IMPACTED BY MAJOR HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION (S. 
Barth)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	391

Assigned to standing committee	626

Amendments	1578

Substituted	1578

Returned to Rules Committee	1579

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 161 -- APPROPRIATION FOR UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION/UINTAH BASIN 
EDUCATION CENTER (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	391

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	687

Read the third time	1191

Circled	1191

Returned to Rules Committee	1859

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 162 -- UTAH STATE MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY AMENDMENTS (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	391

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	629

Amendments	1103

Read the third time	1103

Transmitted to the Senate	1104, 1736, 1858, 1937

Recalled	1858

Concurrence	1735, 1936

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2022

H.B. 163 -- PUBLIC ACCESS TO ACCIDENT REPORTS (D. Hogue)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	392

Assigned to standing committee	625

Read the second time	843

Amendments	840, 1279

Read the third time	1279

Failed	1279

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 164 -- SOUND WALL PROJECTS (D. Bourdeaux)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	439

Assigned to standing committee	626

Read the second time	840

Read the third time	1278

Returned to Rules Committee	1278

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 165 -- EDUCATIONAL PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES AMENDMENTS (R. Siddoway)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	392

Assigned to standing committee	559

Read the second time	839

Read the third time	1276

Transmitted to the Senate	1277

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2051

H.B. 166 -- EMT-PARAMEDIC LICENSURE (S. Koehn)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	392

Assigned to standing committee	625

Read the second time	1141

Amendments	1137

Read the third time	1446

Transmitted to the Senate	1447

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 167 -- AMENDMENTS RELATED TO THE WORKERS' COMPENSATION (G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	439

Assigned to standing committee	1137

Read the second time	1579, 1581

Amendments	1655

Substituted	1579

Read the third time	1655

Returned to Rules Committee	1579

Transmitted to the Senate	1657

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1956

H.B. 168 -- REGULATION OF INSURANCE AGENT RELATIONSHIPS (L. Nelson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	439

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 169 -- PUBLIC SAFETY AMENDMENTS (B. Chard)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	440

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Amendments	1339

Read the third time	1566

Transmitted to the Senate	1566

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 170 -- HABITUAL YOUTH OFFENDER AMENDMENTS (B. Chard)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	440

Assigned to standing committee	791

Read the second time	981

Read the third time	1358

Transmitted to the Senate	1358

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1932

H.B. 171 -- MOBILE HOME AND MANUFACTURED HOME AMENDMENTS (C. Buttars)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	440

Assigned to standing committee	726

Read the second time	906

Amendments	1332

Read the third time	1332

Transmitted to the Senate	1333

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 172 -- EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION (C. Fox-Finlinson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	440

Read the second time	1663

Amendments	1695

Read the third time	1694

Transmitted to the Senate	1696

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1750

H.B. 173 -- COUNSELING AND SUPPORT OF ADOPTIVE FAMILIES AND CHILDREN (N. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	29

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	320

Substituted	320

Read the third time	569

Transmitted to the Senate	570

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 174 -- WINDOW TINTING AMENDMENTS (D. Bush)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	29

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	133

Read the third time	182

Transmitted to the Senate	183

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	726

Action taken by the Governor	1325

H.B. 175 -- TAX INCENTIVES FOR ADOPTION AND GUARDIANSHIP (J. Haymond)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	29

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	291

Amendments	527

Read the third time	518

Circled	518

Uncircled	527

Transmitted to the Senate	528

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 176 -- EMERGENCY INJECTION FOR ANAPHYLACTIC REACTION (M. Dayton)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	30

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	170

Amendments	169

Read the third time	298, 395

Circled	298

Uncircled	395

Transmitted to the Senate	396

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	923

Action taken by the Governor	1799

H.B. 177 -- COLLECTION OF UNIFORM MOTOR VEHICLE FEES AMENDMENT (D. Bush)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	30

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	387

Amendments	385

Read the third time	740

Transmitted to the Senate	741, 1916

Concurrence	1915

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2038

H.B. 178 -- TASK FORCE ON WHISTLEBLOWER PROTECTIONS (A. Bradshaw)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	30

Assigned to standing committee	255

Read the second time	385

Amendments	384, 737

Read the third time	737

Transmitted to the Senate	738

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 179 -- TRANSPORTATION OF STUDENTS BY SCHOOL DISTRICTS (K. Johnson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	30

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	109

Amendments	108

Read the third time	178

Transmitted to the Senate	179

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	726

Action taken by the Governor	1325

H.B. 180 -- EXTENSION OF GAS SERVICE TERRITORIES (T. Hatch)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	31

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	107

Amendments	248

Read the third time	176

Circled	176

Uncircled	248

Transmitted to the Senate	249

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1272

H.B. 181 -- ELECTRONIC POSTING OF NOTICES (B. Goodfellow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	31

Read the second time	55

Read the third time	143

Transmitted to the Senate	144

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1502

H.B. 182 -- CLASS SIZE REDUCTION (L. Frandsen)

Transmitted to the Senate	1747

Concurrence	1746

H.B. 182 -- CLASS SIZE REDUCTION IN GRADES 7-8 (L. Frandsen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	31

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	561

Amendments	560, 787

Time Certain	689

Read the third time	787

Other Action	1041

Transmitted to the Senate	788

H.B. 183 -- QUICK COURT AMENDMENTS (S. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	31

Read the second time	55

Read the third time	144

Circled	144

Uncircled	214

Transmitted to the Senate	214

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1662

H.B. 184 -- EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE AMENDMENTS (A. Tyler)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	31

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	109

Read the third time	209

Transmitted to the Senate	210

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	605

Action taken by the Governor	1325

H.B. 185 -- TELECOMMUNICATIONS LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	32

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	107

Amendments	107

Read the third time	175

Returned to Rules Committee	175

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 186 -- PRIVACY TASK FORCE (B. Chard)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	32

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	135

Amendments	134

Substituted	622

Read the third time	246

Circled	246

Uncircled	622

Transmitted to the Senate	623

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 187 -- PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION REPORTING AMENDMENTS (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	32

Read the second time	55

Read the third time	89

Transmitted to the Senate	90

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	726

Action taken by the Governor	1799

H.B. 188 -- SALARY INCREASES FOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS (M. Styler)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	32

Assigned to standing committee	218

Returned to Rules Committee	1595

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 189 -- ENGLISH AS OFFICIAL LANGUAGE OF STATE (T. Rowan)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	33

Assigned to standing committee	305

Returned to Rules Committee	1595

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 190 -- FELON VOTING RESTRICTIONS (C. Saunders)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	33

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	242

Read the third time	396

Circled	396

Uncircled	397

Transmitted to the Senate	398, 1917, 2106

Concurrence	1916, 2105

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 191 -- CORRECTIONAL OFFICER AMENDMENT (B. Chard)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	33

Read the second time	55

Read the third time	117

Transmitted to the Senate	118

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1027

Action taken by the Governor	1911

H.B. 192 -- DIVISION OF YOUTH CORRECTIONS SPECIAL FUNCTION OFFICERS (B. Chard)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	33

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	134

Read the third time	214

Circled	214

Uncircled	250

Transmitted to the Senate	251

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1674

H.B. 193 -- ELECTION LAW - SUBSTANTIVE REVISIONS (L. Nelson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	34

Assigned to standing committee	305

Read the second time	523

Read the third time	677

Transmitted to the Senate	678

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1199

H.B. 194 -- AMENDMENTS TO COUNTY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS FOR WATER SERVICES (B. 
Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	34

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	135

Amendments	679

Substituted	679

Read the third time	246

Circled	247

Uncircled	679

Transmitted to the Senate	680, 1936

Concurrence	1935

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2022

H.B. 195 -- SPECIAL DISTRICTS AMENDMENTS (D. Ure)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	34

Read the second time	55

Amendments	116

Read the third time	116

Transmitted to the Senate	117

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	790

Action taken by the Governor	1799

H.B. 196 -- RETIREMENT OFFICE AMENDMENTS (S. Koehn)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	34

Read the second time	55

Amendments	144

Read the third time	144

Transmitted to the Senate	145, 2037

Concurrence	2036

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2068

H.B. 197 -- TRAFFIC OFFENSE TRIAL PROCESS (N. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	35

Assigned to standing committee	58

Returned to Rules Committee	204

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 198 -- PUBLIC SAFETY - NONCONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT SYSTEM OPTION (S. Koehn)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	35

Assigned to standing committee	305

Read the second time	503

Read the third time	928

Transmitted to the Senate	929

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1662

H.B. 199 -- ALLOCATION OF SALES TAX TO SPECIES PROTECTION ACCOUNT (T. Hatch)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	35

Assigned to standing committee	726

Read the second time	1031

Substituted	1031

Read the third time	1415

Transmitted to the Senate	1416, 1705

Concurrence	1704

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 200 -- INCOME TAX - ELECTION CAMPAIGN FUND DESIGNATIONS (R. Short)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	35

Read the second time	91

Read the third time	148

Transmitted to the Senate	149

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1674

H.B. 201 -- PROPERTY TAX - CIRCUIT BREAKER AMENDMENTS (W. Harper)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	35

Read the second time	55

Read the third time	91

Transmitted to the Senate	92

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	726

Action taken by the Governor	1799

H.B. 202 -- TRANSPORTATION CODE RECODIFICATION (M. Dillree)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	36

Read the second time	55

Amendments	146

Read the third time	146

Transmitted to the Senate	147

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	726

H.B. 203 -- TRUTH IN TAXATION HEARINGS (R. Short)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	36

Read the second time	55

Amendments	147

Read the third time	147

Transmitted to the Senate	148

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	605

Action taken by the Governor	1325

H.B. 204 -- STATE ELECTIONS COMMISSION (M. Carlson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	36

Assigned to standing committee	255

Read the second time	385

Amendments	385

Read the third time	740

Circled	740

Uncircled	796

Failed	796

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 205 -- INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR METABOLIC DISEASE (T. Beck)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	36

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	106

Amendments	106

Substituted	149

Read the third time	149

Transmitted to the Senate	150

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	726

Action taken by the Governor	1325

H.B. 206 -- ECO-TERRORISM PROHIBITION AND PENALTIES (D. Iverson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	37

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	288

Amendments	288, 620

Substituted	288

Read the third time	467

Circled	467, 620

Uncircled	620, 631

Transmitted to the Senate	632, 1258

Concurrence	1257

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1328

H.B. 207 -- ENVIRONMENTAL CRIMES AMENDMENTS (B. Wright)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	37

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	342

Amendments	340

Read the third time	632

Circled	632

Uncircled	680

Transmitted to the Senate	681

H.B. 208 -- UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE AMENDMENTS (J. Alexander)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	37

Assigned to standing committee	219

Read the second time	290

Amendments	920

Read the third time	517

Circled	517

Uncircled	919

Transmitted to the Senate	921

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1662

H.B. 209 -- APPROPRIATION FOR OLENE WALKER HOUSING TRUST FUND (G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	37

Assigned to standing committee	90

Read the second time	172

Read the third time	300

Transmitted to the Senate	301

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 210 -- AFFORDABLE HOUSING AMENDMENTS (W. Harper)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	38

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	172

Amendments	171

Read the third time	301

Transmitted to the Senate	302, 1743

Concurrence	1742

H.B. 211 -- SPECIAL SESSION PUBLIC HEARING REQUIREMENTS (E. Olsen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	38

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	242

Read the third time	399

Failed	2114

Transmitted to the Senate	399

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 212 -- NAVAJO REVITALIZATION FUND BOARD (K. Johnson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	38

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	289

Read the third time	511

Transmitted to the Senate	511

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1272

H.B. 213 -- NATIVE AMERICAN COORDINATING BOARD MEMBERSHIP (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	38

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	137

Read the third time	249

Transmitted to the Senate	250

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	726

H.B. 214 -- MOTOR VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION (J. Tanner)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	39

Assigned to standing committee	60

Read the second time	133

Read the third time	182

Transmitted to the Senate	182

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	726

Action taken by the Governor	1325

H.B. 215 -- ENFORCEMENT OF COURT'S RESTITUTION ORDER (J. Swallow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	39

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	204

Amendments	204

Read the third time	350

Transmitted to the Senate	351

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1136

H.B. 216 -- SALES TAX EXEMPTION FOR MUNICIPALITY-SPONSORED EVENTS (D. Ure)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	39

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	202

Amendments	335

Substituted	202

Read the third time	335

Transmitted to the Senate	336

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 217 -- EDGE OF THE CEDARS STATE PARK ACCESS ROAD (K. Johnson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	39

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	139

Read the third time	260

Transmitted to the Senate	261

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	923

Action taken by the Governor	1799

H.B. 218 -- PUBLIC TRANSIT TAX AMENDMENTS (M. Dillree)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	40

Enacting Clause Stricken	2124

H.B. 219 -- NOTICE OF RIGHTS TO REMOVE MECHANICS LIEN (M. Dillree)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	40

Assigned to standing committee	90

Read the second time	172

Amendments	171

Read the third time	302

Transmitted to the Senate	302

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1272

2nd Sub. H.B. 219 -- RESIDENCE LIEN RECOVERY FUND AMENDMENTS (M. Dillree)

Read the first time by short title	1199

Read the second time	1199

Substituted	1199

Read the third time	1199

Transmitted to the Senate	1200

Concurrence	1199

H.B. 220 -- DISPLAY OF LICENSE PLATES ON TRUCKS AND TRAILERS (G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	40

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	133

Read the third time	181

Transmitted to the Senate	182

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	624

Action taken by the Governor	1325

H.B. 221 -- UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS - REAUTHORIZATION (B. Wright)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	40

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	139

Read the third time	262

Transmitted to the Senate	263

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	726

Action taken by the Governor	1325

H.B. 222 -- BOILER INSPECTION AMENDMENTS (G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	40

Assigned to standing committee	55

Read the second time	110

Read the third time	211

Transmitted to the Senate	212

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	624

H.B. 223 -- OFFENDER EXPENSES AMENDMENTS (P. Buckner)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	40

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	134

Amendments	215

Read the third time	212, 214, 302

Circled	212

Transmitted to the Senate	215

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1272

H.B. 224 -- HEALTH CARE ASSISTANT REGISTRATION ACT (J. Haymond)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	41

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	139

Amendments	263

Read the third time	263

Transmitted to the Senate	264

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1091

Action taken by the Governor	1911

H.B. 225 -- JURISDICTION IN UTAH COURTS (P. Arent)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	41

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	204

Read the third time	329

Transmitted to the Senate	329

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1272

H.B. 226 -- OUTSIDE EMPLOYMENT FOR MENTAL HEALTH ADVISOR (M. Dayton)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	41

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	134

Read the third time	213

Transmitted to the Senate	213

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	779

Action taken by the Governor	1799

H.B. 227 -- SPECIAL DISTRICT ELECTIONS (J. Swallow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	41

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	289

Amendments	289, 514

Read the third time	514

Transmitted to the Senate	515, 1327, 1445, 1562

Recalled	1445

Concurrence	1326, 1561

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1409

H.B. 228 -- SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION, ENFORCEMENT, AND TREATMENT FUNDING 
(N. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	42

Assigned to standing committee	57

Substituted	1344

Returned to Rules Committee	1344

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 229 -- MEMBERSHIP ON UTAH SPORTS AUTHORITY (J. Tanner)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	42

Assigned to standing committee	55

Read the second time	110

Read the third time	210

Transmitted to the Senate	211

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1027

H.B. 230 -- CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT LAW AMENDMENTS (P. Knudson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	42

Assigned to standing committee	58

Returned to Rules Committee	1599

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 231 -- COMPENSATION OF LEGISLATIVE LEADERS (D. Ure)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	42

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 232 -- STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS (P. Buckner)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	43

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	204

Substituted	204

Read the third time	331

Transmitted to the Senate	332

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1272

H.B. 233 -- ANTIDISCRIMINATION ADVISORY COUNCIL (G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	43

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	172

Transmitted to the Senate	303

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1027

H.B. 234 -- SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION LIMIT AMENDMENT (J. Haymond)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	43

Assigned to standing committee	217

Read the second time	561

Amendments	1081, 1085

Read the third time	936

Circled	991

Uncircled	1081

Reconsideration	991, 1084

Failed	936

Transmitted to the Senate	1082, 1085

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2038

H.B. 235 -- CONSUMER CREDIT CODE AMENDMENTS (K. Garn)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	43

Assigned to standing committee	520

Read the second time	793

Amendments	2061

Read the third time	1266

Failed	2039

Transmitted to the Senate	1267, 2045, 2062

Concurrence	2062

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 236 -- FUNDING FOR CLEANUP OF UDOT DUMPSITE (D. Zolman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	43

Assigned to standing committee	152

Read the second time	502

Read the third time	799

Transmitted to the Senate	800

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 237 -- GROWTH IMPACT HIGHWAY AMENDMENTS (T. Hatch)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	44

Assigned to standing committee	219

Read the second time	347

Read the third time	508

Transmitted to the Senate	509

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1199

H.B. 238 -- TRANSIT DISTRICT AUTHORITY (R. Bigelow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	44

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	135

Read the third time	247

Transmitted to the Senate	247

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1027

H.B. 239 -- CHILD WELFARE AMENDMENTS (J. Haymond)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	44

Assigned to standing committee	255

Read the second time	612

Amendments	610, 1084, 1147, 1148

Substituted	610, 1084

Read the third time	1084

Circled	1084

Uncircled	1147

Transmitted to the Senate	1149, 2052

Concurrence	2051

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 240 -- UTAH FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE REPEALER (T. Rowan)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	45

Assigned to standing committee	217

Read the second time	321

Read the third time	505

Transmitted to the Senate	506

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 241 -- HIGHER EDUCATION SAVINGS AND SUPPLEMENTAL SAVINGS INCENTIVE PROGRAMS 
(K. Johnson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	45

Assigned to standing committee	150

Read the second time	242

Read the third time	392, 436

Other Action	393

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1091

H.B. 241 -- HIGHER EDUCATION SAVINGS INCENTIVE PROGRAMS (K. Johnson)
Substituted	242

H.B. 242 -- REVOCATION OF CONCEALED FIREARM PERMIT AMENDMENTS (S. Barth)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	45

Assigned to standing committee	255

Read the second time	343

Amendments	342, 730

Read the third time	730

Transmitted to the Senate	731

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 243 -- RECOGNITION OF NON-COURT ORDERED GUARDIANSHIPS (S. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	45

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	347

Read the third time	735

Transmitted to the Senate	736

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1502

H.B. 244 -- DUI PENALTIES AMENDMENT (P. Buckner)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	46

Assigned to standing committee	152

Read the second time	258

Read the third time	463

Circled	463

Uncircled	511

Transmitted to the Senate	512

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1199

H.B. 245 -- UTAH BOTANICAL CENTER APPROPRIATION (M. Dillree)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	46

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	259

Read the third time	466

Circled	467

Uncircled	631

Transmitted to the Senate	631, 1703

Concurrence	1702

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 246 -- IMPOUNDING UNINSURED VEHICLES (C. Buttars)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	46

Assigned to standing committee	57

Amendments	1596

Returned to Rules Committee	1596

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 247 -- REVENUES FOR THE STATE SCHOOL FUND (D. Iverson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	46

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	173

Amendments	1211

Read the third time	333

Circled	1206

Uncircled	1211

Reconsideration	1206

Transmitted to the Senate	334, 1212

Recalled	1205

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1027

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 248 -- APPROPRIATION FOR SUBMARINE MEMORIAL (D. Zolman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	47

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	242

Read the third time	355

Transmitted to the Senate	356

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 249 -- CLARIFICATION ON PROBATION LIMITATIONS (G. Curtis)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	47

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	204

Read the third time	330

Transmitted to the Senate	331

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1075

Action taken by the Governor	1911

H.B. 250 -- COLLECTION OF DEFAULTED OR DELINQUENT STUDENT LOANS (O. Carnahan)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	47

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	979

Amendments	978

H.B. 250 -- COLLECTION OF DEFAULTED STUDENT LOANS (O. Carnahan)

Read the third time	1357

Transmitted to the Senate	1358

H.B. 251 -- DISABILITY CENTER TRUST FUND AMENDMENTS (G. Davis)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	47

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	106

Amendments	338, 620

Read the third time	149

Circled	149, 338

Uncircled	338, 620

Transmitted to the Senate	621

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1199

H.B. 252 -- WATER QUALITY ACT AMENDMENTS (D. Ure)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	47

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	203

Amendments	202

Read the third time	336

Transmitted to the Senate	337

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	904

H.B. 253 -- VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTION CERTIFICATE AMENDMENTS (G. Cox)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	48

Assigned to standing committee	57

Read the second time	203

Read the third time	350

Transmitted to the Senate	350

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	923

Action taken by the Governor	1911

H.B. 254 -- LIMITS OF MUNICIPAL LIABILITY (P. Knudson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	48

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	523

Amendments	929, 930

Substituted	522

Read the third time	929

Failed	930

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 255 -- RETIREES DEFINED BENEFIT ENHANCEMENT (O. Carnahan)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	48

Assigned to standing committee	305

Returned to Rules Committee	1599

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 256 -- RURAL ENTERPRISE ZONES (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	48

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	526

Read the third time	934

Transmitted to the Senate	934

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1502

H.B. 257 -- TICKET SCALPING RESTRICTIONS (J. Tanner)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	49

Assigned to standing committee	151

Amendments	627

Returned to Rules Committee	628

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 258 -- GAMBLING AMENDMENTS (B. Chard)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	49

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	256

Amendments	255

Read the third time	401

Transmitted to the Senate	402

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1272

Sub. H.B. 258 -- GAMBLING AMENDMENTS (B. Chard)

Read the first time by short title	1200

Read the second time	1200

Substituted	1200

Read the third time	1200

Transmitted to the Senate	1201

Concurrence	1200

H.B. 259 -- SALE OF VEHICLE (B. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	49

Assigned to standing committee	219

Read the second time	347

Amendments	346

Read the third time	507

Transmitted to the Senate	508

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1352

H.B. 260 -- PUBLIC EDUCATION SERVICES APPROPRIATION (J. Gowans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	49

Assigned to standing committee	150

Read the second time	242

Read the third time	400

Transmitted to the Senate	401, 1708

Concurrence	1707

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 261 -- MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT CIVIL SERVICE SELECTION PROCEDURES (R. Killpack)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	50

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	202

Read the third time	328

Transmitted to the Senate	329

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	923

Action taken by the Governor	1799

H.B. 262 -- SPEED LIMIT ON INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS (A. Tyler)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	50

Assigned to standing committee	1137

Read the second time	1341

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 263 -- REMOVAL OF DIRECTORY SUBSIDY AMENDMENTS (J. Haymond)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	50

Assigned to standing committee	219

Read the second time	1142

Amendments	1141

Substituted	1141

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 264 -- ADOPTION ACT AMENDMENTS (R. Killpack)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	50

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	241

Amendments	241

Read the third time	352

Transmitted to the Senate	353

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1199

H.B. 265 -- TITLE INSURANCE AMENDMENTS (T. Hatch)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	50

Assigned to standing committee	217

Read the second time	321

Amendments	1082

Substituted	320

Read the third time	618

Circled	618

Uncircled	1082

Transmitted to the Senate	1084

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2022

H.B. 266 -- MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE PREMIUMS (N. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	51

Assigned to standing committee	305

Returned to Rules Committee	1597

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 267 -- SEX ABUSE OF A CHILD (J. Murray)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	51

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	320

Read the third time	571

Transmitted to the Senate	571, 1710

Concurrence	1710

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 268 -- ELECTRIC SERVICE DISTRICTS (J. Haymond)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	60

Assigned to standing committee	305

Returned to Rules Committee	1597

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 269 -- REMOVING BARRIERS TO AFFORDABLE MANUFACTURED HOUSING (B. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	87

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 270 -- CHILD SUPPORT FOR ADULT CHILDREN (J. Swallow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	87

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	616

Amendments	616

Read the third time	1096

Circled	1096

Uncircled	1100

Transmitted to the Senate	1101

H.B. 271 -- GENETIC TESTING PRIVACY ACT (N. Stephens)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	111

Assigned to standing committee	218

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	1594

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 272 -- INMATE PRODUCTIVITY AND WORK SKILLS (G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	112

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	343

Amendments	342

Read the third time	681

Transmitted to the Senate	682, 1259

Concurrence	1258

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1328

H.B. 273 -- WATER EXCHANGE APPLICATIONS (D. Ure)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	112

Assigned to standing committee	151, 510

Read the second time	259

Read the third time	394

Reconsideration	510

Other Action	500

Transmitted to the Senate	395, 510

Recalled	463

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 274 -- INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY STRUCTURE AMENDMENTS (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	112

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	435

Read the third time	785

Transmitted to the Senate	786

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1575

H.B. 275 -- ANNEXATION OF AGRICULTURE PROTECTION AREAS (D. Ure)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	112

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	342

Read the third time	634

Transmitted to the Senate	635

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 276 -- CONSERVATION DISTRICT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE APPROPRIATION (B. Johnson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	113

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	259

Amendments	466

Substituted	466

Read the third time	466

Transmitted to the Senate	466, 1716

Concurrence	1716

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 277 -- LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY AMENDMENTS (S. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	113

Assigned to standing committee	254

Read the second time	436

Read the third time	617

Transmitted to the Senate	618

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1352

H.B. 278 -- VEHICLE REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS (C. Saunders)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	113

Assigned to standing committee	340

Read the second time	502

Read the third time	676

Transmitted to the Senate	676

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 279 -- AMENDMENTS TO OLENE WALKER HOUSING TRUST FUND (G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	113

Assigned to standing committee	217

Read the second time	674

Amendments	671, 2092

Substituted	2050

Read the third time	1130

Transmitted to the Senate	1131, 2061, 2093

Concurrence	2093

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 280 -- WORKERS' COMPENSATION INSURANCE AMENDMENTS (B. Wright)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	114

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	342

Amendments	341, 633

Read the third time	632

Transmitted to the Senate	634, 1268

Concurrence	1268

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1328

H.B. 281 -- PROOF OF APPROPRIATION REQUIREMENTS (M. Styler)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	114

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	259

Amendments	258

Read the third time	464

Transmitted to the Senate	465

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1027

Action taken by the Governor	1911

H.B. 282 -- AVOIDING CONFLICTS OF INTEREST FOR MEMBERS OF SCHOOL BOARDS (L. 
Frandsen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	114

Assigned to standing committee	255

Read the second time	435

Read the third time	616

Transmitted to the Senate	617

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1575

H.B. 283 -- ICE CREAM AND MILK DISPENSER REQUIREMENTS (G. Davis)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	114

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	501

Read the third time	674

Transmitted to the Senate	675

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1272

H.B. 284 -- APPROPRIATION FOR BRIDGERLAND ICE ARENA (C. Buttars)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	115

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	387

Amendments	387

Substituted	927

Read the third time	783

Circled	783

Uncircled	927

Transmitted to the Senate	1737

Concurrence	1736

H.B. 285 -- APPROPRIATION FOR COUNTY LAND USE PLANS (D. Iverson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	115

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	523

Amendments	522

Read the third time	931

Reconsideration	1745

Other Action	1829

Transmitted to the Senate	932, 1744, 1952

Concurrence	1743

Refuse to Concur	1745

Joint Conference Committee Report	1951

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2051

H.B. 286 -- GUN EDUCATION FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (B. Holladay)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	140

Assigned to standing committee	255

Read the second time	435

Read the third time	784

Transmitted to the Senate	785

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 287 -- TAX INCREMENT FINANCING FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING (G. Davis)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	140

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	1109

Amendments	1109

Substituted	1109

Read the third time	1445

Transmitted to the Senate	1446

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 288 -- REAL ESTATE CONVEYANCE AND SUBDIVISION AMENDMENTS (R. Becker)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	140

Assigned to standing committee	255

Read the second time	523

Amendments	1269

Substituted	522

Read the third time	931

Circled	931

Uncircled	1269

Failed	1270

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 289 -- LANDLORD INSPECTION RIGHTS (L. Nelson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	141

Assigned to standing committee	304

Returned to Rules Committee	1599

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 290 -- ENGINEER LICENSE AMENDMENTS (M. Dillree)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	141

Assigned to standing committee	304

Read the second time	436

Read the third time	794

Transmitted to the Senate	794

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1352

H.B. 291 -- HIGHER EDUCATION TUITION WAIVERS (J. Hickman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	141

Assigned to standing committee	384

Read the second time	561

Amendments	560, 935

Read the third time	934

Transmitted to the Senate	936

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 292 -- UTAH NATIONAL GUARD TUITION ASSISTANCE (B. Johnson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	141

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	343

Amendments	682

Read the third time	682

Transmitted to the Senate	683, 1735

Concurrence	1734

H.B. 293 -- HOME BREWING OF ALCOHOL (S. Barth)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	142

Assigned to standing committee	254

Returned to Rules Committee	610

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 294 -- APPROPRIATION FOR ROY MUSEUM (G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	142

Assigned to standing committee	219

Read the second time	291

Read the third time	517

Transmitted to the Senate	518

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 295 -- METROPOLITAN PUBLIC SAFETY TASK FORCE (P. Buckner)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	142

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	343

Amendments	729

Read the third time	729

Transmitted to the Senate	730

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 296 -- MINING RECLAMATION AMENDMENTS AND APPROPRIATION (J. Gowans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	142

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	342

Read the third time	635

Transmitted to the Senate	636, 1717

Concurrence	1717

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 297 -- COUNTY EMPLOYEES RUNNING FOR COUNTY OFFICE (G. Cox)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	143

Assigned to standing committee	255

Read the second time	523

Amendments	522, 932

Read the third time	932

Transmitted to the Senate	933

H.B. 298 -- STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR SALARY (D. Zolman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	174

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 299 -- CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR EDUCATORS 
(R. Siddoway)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	174

Assigned to standing committee	305

Returned to Rules Committee	1576

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 300 -- EDUCATOR BACKGROUND CHECK AMENDMENTS (J. Alexander)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	206

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	839

Read the third time	1277

Transmitted to the Senate	1278, 2018

Concurrence	2017

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2051

H.B. 301 -- MINIMUM AGE FOR MARRIAGE (C. Saunders)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	207

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	684

Substituted	683

Read the third time	1145

Other Action	2114

Failed	2115

Transmitted to the Senate	1146

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 302 -- CONVEYANCE OF WATER RIGHTS (M. Styler)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	207

Assigned to standing committee	255

Read the second time	501

Read the third time	675

Transmitted to the Senate	676, 1349

Concurrence	1348

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1423

H.B. 303 -- CENTER FOR THE SCHOOL OF THE FUTURE (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	207

Assigned to standing committee	305

Returned to Rules Committee	1576

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 304 -- INITIATIVE PROCESS AMENDMENTS (K. Garn)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	208

Assigned to standing committee	305

Read the second time	629

Read the third time	1104

Circled	1106

Uncircled	1146

Reconsideration	1106

Failed	1104

Transmitted to the Senate	1147

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1956

H.B. 305 -- SERVICE OF PROCESS AMENDMENTS (S. Koehn)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	208

Assigned to standing committee	469

Returned to Rules Committee	1597

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 306 -- CAPITOL SENTENCING AMENDMENTS (D. Ure)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	208

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	616

Amendments	616

Read the third time	1096

Circled	1096

Uncircled	1098

Transmitted to the Senate	1099

H.B. 307 -- REGULATION OF IMPOUNDED VEHICLES (C. Saunders)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	208

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	689

Amendments	688

Read the third time	847

Transmitted to the Senate	848, 1822

Concurrence	1821

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1913

H.B. 308 -- PEACE OFFICER AMENDMENTS (B. Chard)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	243

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	606

Amendments	1344, 2107

Substituted	1344

Read the third time	987

Circled	987

Uncircled	1344

Transmitted to the Senate	1346, 2109

Concurrence	2108

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 309 -- CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT AMENDMENTS (P. Arent)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	243

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	684

Read the third time	844

Transmitted to the Senate	845

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1502

H.B. 310 -- WRONGFUL APPROPRIATION (B. Holladay)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	243

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	684

Read the third time	844

Failed	2114

Transmitted to the Senate	844

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2022

H.B. 311 -- CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES PENALTY AMENDMENTS (B. Chard)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	244

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	684

Read the third time	845

Transmitted to the Senate	846

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1575

H.B. 312 -- WEAPONS IN MOTOR VEHICLES (R. Walsh)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	244

Assigned to standing committee	469

Returned to Rules Committee	1577

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 313 -- CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN PRACTICE ACT AMENDMENTS (J. Haymond)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	244

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	674

Amendments	672, 1133, 1134

Read the third time	1133

Transmitted to the Senate	1135, 1953

Concurrence	1952

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2022

H.B. 314 -- FUNDING FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS (G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	244

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	743

Read the third time	1195

Circled	1195

Uncircled	1209

Transmitted to the Senate	1209

Enacting Clause Stricken	2121

H.B. 315 -- STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT SEVERANCE PACKAGE AUTHORITY (G. Cox)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	245

Assigned to standing committee	469

Amendments	1594

Returned to Rules Committee	1595

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 316 -- SUNSET AERONAUTICS COMMITTEE (B. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to Rules Committee	293

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	689

Read the third time	848

Transmitted to the Senate	849

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1502

H.B. 317 -- EXPERT DISCOVERY AMENDMENTS (S. Barth)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	245

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	684

Read the third time	1145

Transmitted to the Senate	1145

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

H.B. 318 -- INFORMATION TO ADOPTIVE PARENTS (N. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	293

Assigned to standing committee	468

Returned to Rules Committee	1594

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 319 -- PUBLIC EMPLOYEE AND PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMENT AMENDMENTS (O. Carnahan)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	245

Assigned to standing committee	339

Read the second time	1411

Amendments	2109

Substituted	1410

Read the third time	1497

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1491

Transmitted to the Senate	1498, 2110

Concurrence	2110

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 320 -- TRUANCY AMENDMENTS (D. Bourdeaux)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	293

Assigned to standing committee	726

Read the second time	1329, 1663

Amendments	1328, 1722

Substituted	1328

Read the third time	1721

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1721

Failed	1939

Transmitted to the Senate	1723

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 321 -- STALKING AMENDMENTS (J. Haymond)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	294

Assigned to standing committee	560

Read the second time	687

Amendments	684, 1206

Time Certain	1191

Read the third time	1191

Circled	1191

Uncircled	1206

Transmitted to the Senate	1207

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

H.B. 322 -- FISCAL NOTE ON LEGISLATION (M. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	294

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	629

Read the third time	1127

Circled	1127

Uncircled	1261

Transmitted to the Senate	1262

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1720

H.B. 323 -- AMENDMENTS RELATED TO LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES (J. Valentine)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	294

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	609

Amendments	607

Read the third time	780

Transmitted to the Senate	781

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1352

H.B. 324 -- COLLECTION OF CHILD SUPPORT (S. Barth)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	294

Assigned to standing committee	559

Returned to Rules Committee	1597

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 325 -- ASSUMED NAMES FOR BUSINESSES (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	294

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	927

Read the third time	1354

Transmitted to the Senate	1355

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1956

H.B. 326 -- REGULATING SALE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS (W. Harper)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	295

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 327 -- AMENDMENTS TO ENTERPRISE ZONES (T. Hatch)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	295

Assigned to standing committee	469

Returned to Rules Committee	1578

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 328 -- PUBLIC OFFICE MISCONDUCT AMENDMENTS (S. Koehn)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	295

Assigned to standing committee	559

Read the second time	844

Read the third time	1034

Transmitted to the Senate	1034

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

H.B. 329 -- FUNDS FOR YOUTH DRUG TREATMENT (L. Baca)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	295

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 330 -- CAPITOL PRESERVATION BOARD (M. Brown)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	296

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	843

Amendments	843, 1282, 2079

Read the third time	1282

Transmitted to the Senate	1283, 2080

Concurrence	2079

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 331 -- TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICE AMENDMENTS (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	296

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 332 -- FINANCIAL RECORDS PRIVACY (J. Hickman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	323

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 333 -- WILDLIFE CODE AMENDMENTS (M. Styler)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	324

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	909

Amendments	906

Read the third time	1333

Transmitted to the Senate	1334, 1954

Concurrence	1953

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2022

H.B. 334 -- RESTRICTIONS ON TRUCK TRAILERS (J. Haymond)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	324

Assigned to standing committee	560

Amendments	1596

Returned to Rules Committee	1596

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 335 -- PURCHASE OR LEASE OF BUILDINGS BY STATE BOARD OF REGENTS (G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	324

Assigned to standing committee	521, 924

Read the second time	1076

Amendments	1076

Substituted	1076

Read the third time	1427

Circled	1428

Uncircled	1440

Returned to Rules Committee	854

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

Referred to Master Study Resolution for interim study	1440

H.B. 336 -- APPROPRIATION FOR TRAILS AND CROSSINGS (A. Tyler)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	324

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	909

Read the third time	1335

Transmitted to the Senate	1336, 1704

Concurrence	1703

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 337 -- REGULATION OF CORK-FINISHED WINE TASTING (J. Hickman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	325

Assigned to standing committee	559

Read the second time	674

Amendments	1131

Read the third time	1131

Transmitted to the Senate	1133

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1939

H.B. 338 -- BIDDING PROCESS ON STATE BUILDINGS (G. Adair)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	440

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	629

Amendments	628, 1129

Read the third time	1129

Transmitted to the Senate	1130

H.B. 339 -- HILL AIR FORCE BASE ADDITION (G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	325

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	606

Amendments	986

Substituted	605

Read the third time	986

Transmitted to the Senate	987

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

H.B. 340 -- REVISING TERM LIMITS (J. Arrington)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	325

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 341 -- HIGHER EDUCATION FACULTY - GRADUATE ENROLLMENT (P. Buckner)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	325

Assigned to standing committee	559

Returned to Rules Committee	1576

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 342 -- PILOT PROJECT OF INTERNET VOTING (B. Chard)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	326

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	629

Read the third time	1128

Transmitted to the Senate	1129

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1939

H.B. 343 -- NUISANCE CODE AMENDMENTS - SHOOTING RANGES (B. Wright)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	326

Assigned to standing committee	559

Read the second time	1420

Amendments	1512

Substituted	1420

Read the third time	1512

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1491

Transmitted to the Senate	1514

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2022

H.B. 344 -- DUI PROBATION OR PAROLE (K. Bryson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	326

Assigned to standing committee	560

Read the second time	689

Amendments	688

Read the third time	848

Transmitted to the Senate	848

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

H.B. 345 -- NOTARIES PUBLIC REVISION (K. Bryson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	326

Assigned to standing committee	560

Read the second time	741

Amendments	741, 1367

Read the third time	1195

Circled	1195

Uncircled	1367

Transmitted to the Senate	1368

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 346 -- CHILD CARE LICENSING REGULATION (D. Jones)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	326

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	792

Read the third time	1080

Other Action	864, 1041

Transmitted to the Senate	1081

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1662

H.B. 347 -- COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT FUND (W. Harper)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	327

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	793

Amendments	793

Read the third time	1265

Transmitted to the Senate	1266, 1709

Concurrence	1708

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1802

H.B. 348 -- EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS ON LARGE TRUCKS (C. Saunders)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	327

Assigned to standing committee	560

Returned to Rules Committee	1597

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 349 -- REPORTING BY FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS - ENFORCEMENT (P. Arent)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	441

Assigned to standing committee	559

Read the second time	793

Read the third time	985

Transmitted to the Senate	985

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1502

H.B. 350 -- CREATING OR CONSOLIDATING COUNTIES (L. Frandsen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	327

Assigned to standing committee	983

Read the second time	1259

Amendments	1589

Substituted	1259

Read the third time	1589

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1491

Transmitted to the Senate	1590

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

H.B. 351 -- NURSE PRACTICE ACT AMENDMENTS (C. Fox-Finlinson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	441

Assigned to standing committee	982, 1136

Read the second time	1275

Amendments	1273

Read the third time	1587

Returned to Rules Committee	1106, 1448

Other Action	1491

Transmitted to the Senate	1588

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1932

H.B. 352 -- MENTAL HEALTH AUTHORITY AND ADMINISTRATION REFORM (N. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	441

Assigned to standing committee	1105

Read the second time	1508

Substituted	1507

Returned to Rules Committee	1508

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 353 -- MEDICAL ASSISTANCE RECOVERY AMENDMENTS (G. Cox)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	441

Assigned to standing committee	1033

Read the second time	1276

Read the third time	1492

Transmitted to the Senate	1492

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2068

H.B. 354 -- COUNTY PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT ACT REVISIONS (G. Davis)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	441

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Returned to Rules Committee	1595

Enacting Clause Stricken	2125

H.B. 355 -- ANNEXATION AMENDMENTS (W. Harper)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	441

Assigned to standing committee	1273

Read the second time	1354

Amendments	1353

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 356 -- ENDOWMENT CARE CEMETERY AMENDMENTS (J. Hickman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	441

Assigned to standing committee	726

Read the second time	1076

Read the third time	1427

Transmitted to the Senate	1427

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

H.B. 357 -- TRANSIENT ROOM TAX AMENDMENTS (K. Johnson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	442

Assigned to standing committee	626

Read the second time	780

Amendments	780

Substituted	780

Read the third time	1195

Transmitted to the Senate	1196

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2038

H.B. 358 -- PAY EQUITY FOR STATE EMPLOYEES (J. Gowans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	442

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Read the second time	1338

Read the third time	1587

Circled	1587

Returned to Rules Committee	1448, 1859

Other Action	1491

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 359 -- RETENTION PROCEEDS FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS (D. Ure)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	442

Assigned to standing committee	726

Returned to Rules Committee	1599

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 360 -- AMENDMENTS TO TOURISM, RECREATION, CULTURAL, AND CONVENTION TAX 
(C. Fox-Finlinson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	442

Assigned to standing committee	838

Read the second time	1031

Amendments	1029, 1663

Substituted	1663

Read the third time	1367

Circled	1367

Uncircled	1663

Transmitted to the Senate	1664

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1939

H.B. 361 -- INDEPENDENT PUBLIC CORPORATIONS AMENDMENTS (B. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	442

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 362 -- SEX OFFENDER PUBLIC RECORDS (B. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	442

Assigned to standing committee	924

Read the second time	1205

Amendments	1204

Read the third time	1495

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1491

Transmitted to the Senate	1495

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2022

H.B. 363 -- TEACHER CAREER LADDERS AMENDMENTS (B. Wright)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	442

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 364 -- HIGHER EDUCATION PHYSICAL FACILITIES (K. Johnson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	443

Assigned to standing committee	982

Read the second time	1144

Amendments	1143

Read the third time	1331

Transmitted to the Senate	1332

H.B. 365 -- LIMITATION OF CIVIL ACTION (J. Seitz)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	443

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 366 -- INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR DIABETES TREATMENTS (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	443

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Returned to Rules Committee	1594

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 367 -- CHEMICAL FERTILIZER - TRANSPORTATION AND ANALYSIS (S. Barth)
Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	443

H.B. 367 -- FERTILIZER ACT AMENDMENTS (S. Barth)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	927

Assigned to standing committee	1136

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

Referred to Master Study Resolution for interim study	1424

H.B. 368 -- STATE FORFEITURE LAW AMENDMENTS (B. Wright)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	443

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 369 -- CHILD CUSTODY AND VISITATION AMENDMENTS (B. Holladay)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	443

Assigned to standing committee	982

Returned to Rules Committee	1597

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 370 -- PROPERTY TAX - INTANGIBLES EXEMPTION (J. Valentine)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	443

Assigned to standing committee	1273

Read the second time	1344

Amendments	1509

Read the third time	1509

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1491

Transmitted to the Senate	1510

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1932

H.B. 371 -- LOCAL TAXING AUTHORITY AMENDMENTS (J. Valentine)
Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	444

H.B. 371 -- TAXING AUTHORITY AMENDMENTS (J. Valentine)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1188

Assigned to standing committee	1273

Read the second time	1507, 1508

Amendments	1504

Read the third time	1602

Circled	1602

Uncircled	1650

Returned to Rules Committee	1507

Transmitted to the Senate	1651

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1932

H.B. 372 -- PORTABILITY OF ASSISTED CARE (D. Hogue)
Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	444

H.B. 372 -- PORTABILITY OF FUNDING FOR HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES (D. Hogue)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1276

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	1508, 1663, 1932

Amendments	1507

Read the third time	2033

Returned to Rules Committee	1508, 1859

Other Action	2033

Transmitted to the Senate	2034

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 373 -- SERVICES TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES (D. Hogue)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	444

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 374 -- FRIVOLOUS LAWSUITS AMENDMENTS (D. Gladwell)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	444

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Read the second time	1343

Amendments	1204

Read the third time	1567

Transmitted to the Senate	1568, 2020

Concurrence	2019

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2051

H.B. 375 -- AMUSEMENT PARK RIDER RESPONSIBILITY (M. Dillree)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	444

Assigned to standing committee	791

Read the second time	1205

Amendments	1499

Substituted	1204

Read the third time	1499

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1491

Transmitted to the Senate	1500

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1674

H.B. 376 -- BAIL REFORM (G. Curtis)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	444

Assigned to standing committee	1352

Read the second time	1504, 1508

Amendments	1504, 1654

Read the third time	1602

Circled	1602

Uncircled	1654

Returned to Rules Committee	1504

Transmitted to the Senate	1655

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2068

H.B. 377 -- CONTRIBUTING TO DELINQUENCY OF A MINOR (S. Barth)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	444

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Read the second time	1343

Amendments	1342

Read the third time	1496

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1491

Transmitted to the Senate	1497

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

H.B. 378 -- AMENDMENTS REGARDING RESTITUTION (N. Hendrickson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	445

Assigned to standing committee	625

Read the second time	981

Read the third time	1112

Transmitted to the Senate	1113

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1662

H.B. 379 -- PRIVATE PROPERTY OMBUDSMEN AMENDMENTS (M. Brown)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	445

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 380 -- SALES TAX EXEMPTION FOR POLLUTION CONTROL (J. Valentine)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	445

Assigned to standing committee	838

Read the second time	1031

Read the third time	1417

Transmitted to the Senate	1418

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

H.B. 381 -- PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ALTERNATIVES (A. Tyler)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	445

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 382 -- SPECIAL DISTRICT TAXES AND FEES (B. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	445

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 383 -- PERSONAL FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ACT (B. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	445

Assigned to standing committee	983

Amendments	1596

Returned to Rules Committee	1596

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 384 -- REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY RECODIFICATION (B. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	445

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 385 -- REGISTRATION OF PERSONAL INTRODUCTION SERVICES (A. Bradshaw)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	446

Assigned to standing committee	982

Read the second time	1143, 1508

Amendments	1142, 1590

Read the third time	1590

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Transmitted to the Senate	1591, 1938

Concurrence	1937

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2022

H.B. 386 -- STABILIZING SCHOOL DISTRICT BOUNDARIES (R. Bigelow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	446

Assigned to standing committee	837

Read the second time	1092

Amendments	1435

Read the third time	1435

Other Action	2046

Transmitted to the Senate	1436

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2038

H.B. 387 -- NONDISCRIMINATORY BENEFITS FOR PUBLIC EMPLOYEES (B. Allen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	446

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 388 -- PRIVATE PROPERTY OMBUDSMAN (E. Olsen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	446

Assigned to standing committee	1033

Read the second time	1204

Amendments	1203, 1573

Read the third time	1494

Circled	1494

Uncircled	1573

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1491

Transmitted to the Senate	1574, 1955

Concurrence	1954

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2022

H.B. 389 -- PROPERTY TAX GREENBELT VALUATIONS (E. Olsen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	446

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 390 -- LICENSURE OF BODY PIERCING (D. Ure)
Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	446

H.B. 390 -- PARENTAL CONSENT TO BODY PIERCING (D. Ure)

Assigned to standing committee	924

Read the second time	1141

Amendments	1138, 2102

Read the third time	1447

Transmitted to the Senate	1448, 2104

Concurrence	2104

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 391 -- MARRIAGE LAW AMENDMENTS (G. Davis)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	446

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 392 -- TRAINING IN AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE (D. Hogue)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	447

Assigned to standing committee	924

Read the second time	1144

Amendments	1143

Time Certain	1209

Read the third time	1365

Transmitted to the Senate	1366

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 393 -- NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION COSTS (J. Hickman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	447

Assigned to standing committee	982

Read the second time	1329, 1508

Read the third time	1602

Circled	1602

Returned to Rules Committee	1448, 1859

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 394 -- STATE SUPERVISION OF JUVENILE (G. Curtis)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	447

Assigned to standing committee	924

Read the second time	1093

Read the third time	1261

Transmitted to the Senate	1261

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 395 -- TAX ASSESSMENTS, PROCEEDINGS, AND CREDIT OR REFUND CLAIMS (W. Harper)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1094

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Read the second time	1344

Read the third time	1569

Transmitted to the Senate	1570

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 395 -- TAX REFUNDS AND ASSESSMENTS STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS (W. Harper)
Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	447

H.B. 396 -- REORGANIZATION OF COMPREHENSIVE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT (D. Zolman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	447

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 397 -- COMMUNITY APPROVAL OF FLORIDE TREATMENT OF WATER (K. Bryson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	447

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 398 -- RETIREMENT BENEFIT AMENDMENTS (D. Jones)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	447

Assigned to standing committee	1033, 1202

Returned to Rules Committee	1192, 1599

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 399 -- ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CODE - WATER QUALITY AMENDMENTS (D. Tuttle)
Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	448

H.B. 399 -- ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY STUDY (D. Tuttle)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	910

Assigned to standing committee	1105

Read the second time	1204

Read the third time	1410

Transmitted to the Senate	1410

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 400 -- HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSE REVOCATION (L. Baca)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	448

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 401 -- VEHICLE REGISTRATION REVOCATION (L. Baca)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	448

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 402 -- SCHOOL CHOICE AMENDMENTS (J. Alexander)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	448

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 403 -- AQUIFER POLLUTION LIMITS (D. Tuttle)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	448

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 404 -- USE OF CIGARETTE TAX (S. Barth)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	448

Assigned to standing committee	924

Read the second time	1092

Amendments	1091

Read the third time	1434

Transmitted to the Senate	1435, 2037

Concurrence	2037

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2068

H.B. 405 -- APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS FOR WATER FLORIDE TREATMENTS (M. Carlson)
Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	448

H.B. 405 -- APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS FOR WATER FLUORIDE TREATMENTS (M. Carlson)

Assigned to standing committee	924

Read the second time	1092

Substituted	1091

Read the third time	1429

Transmitted to the Senate	1429

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 406 -- APPROPRIATION FOR EQUESTRIAN PARK (C. Fox-Finlinson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	449

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 407 -- AQUACULTURE AMENDMENTS (D. Ure)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	449

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Read the second time	1581

Amendments	1580

Read the third time	1664

Returned to Rules Committee	1581

Transmitted to the Senate	1665

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2022

H.B. 408 -- STATUTORY PRESUMPTIONS (D. Ure)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	449

Assigned to standing committee	625

Read the second time	728

Read the third time	1195

Circled	1195

Returned to Rules Committee	1859

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 409 -- GOVERNMENT RECORDS ACCESS AND MANAGEMENT ACT (J. Swallow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	449

Assigned to standing committee	924

Read the second time	1110

Amendments	1109

Read the third time	1330

Transmitted to the Senate	1330

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 410 -- TRAFFIC SAFETY TASK FORCE (P. Arent)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	449

Assigned to standing committee	671

Read the second time	840

Amendments	1278

Substituted	839

Read the third time	1278

Transmitted to the Senate	1279

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1720

H.B. 411 -- LICENSING THE SALE OF FACTORY BUILT HOUSING (L. Frandsen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	449

Assigned to standing committee	1033

Read the second time	1143, 1582

Returned to Rules Committee	1448, 1859

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 412 -- RETIREMENT AMENDMENTS (B. Chard)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	449

Assigned to standing committee	1273

Read the second time	1411, 1508

Amendments	1411

Read the third time	1600

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Transmitted to the Senate	1601

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

H.B. 413 -- EMERGENCY SERVICES TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMS (S. Koehn)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	450

Assigned to standing committee	983

Read the second time	1094

Read the third time	1438

Circled	1438

Returned to Rules Committee	1859

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 414 -- APPROPRIATION TO SUPPORT LITIGATION AGAINST CREATION OF ESCALANTE 
MONUMENT (G. Way)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	450

Assigned to standing committee	838

Read the second time	982

Amendments	981

Read the third time	1365

Transmitted to the Senate	1365, 1745

Concurrence	1744

H.B. 415 -- PERIODIC LICENSE PLATE REPLACEMENT (S. Koehn)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	450

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 416 -- TASK FORCE REVIEWING OPTIONAL FORMS OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT (C. Fox-Finlinson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	450

Assigned to standing committee	671

Read the second time	905

Read the third time	1283

Circled	1283

Uncircled	1418

Transmitted to the Senate	1419

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

H.B. 417 -- STATEWIDE INITIATIVE AMENDMENTS (J. Valentine)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	450

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 418 -- WATER DISTRICTS - WATER CONSERVATION PLAN (J. Buffmire)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	450

Assigned to standing committee	982

Read the second time	1092

Amendments	1091

Substituted	1495

Read the third time	1429

Circled	1429

Uncircled	1495

Transmitted to the Senate	1496

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 419 -- PLUMBING CODE AMENDMENTS (J. Haymond)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	450

Assigned to standing committee	982

Read the second time	1143, 1582

Returned to Rules Committee	1448, 1859

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 420 -- TRUTH IN TAXATION AMENDMENTS (T. Hatch)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	451

Assigned to standing committee	924

Read the second time	1109

Amendments	1109

Read the third time	1445

Transmitted to the Senate	1445

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2038

H.B. 421 -- REIMBURSEMENT OF LEGAL FEES AND COSTS TO OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES 
(M. Styler)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	451

Assigned to standing committee	837

Read the second time	1032

Amendments	1031, 1419

Substituted	1031

Read the third time	1419

Transmitted to the Senate	1420

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 422 -- PUBLIC EDUCATION REFORMS (E. Olsen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	451

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 423 -- REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION (G. Curtis)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	451

Assigned to standing committee	1136

H.B. 423 -- REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY TAX INCREMENT AMENDMENTS (G. Curtis)
Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 423 -- TAX INCREMENT AMENDMENTS (G. Curtis)

Read the first time by short title	1354

Read the second time	1354

Amendments	1353, 1584

Read the third time	1584

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1491

Transmitted to the Senate	1587

H.B. 424 -- IMPACT FEE ARBITRATION (J. Hickman)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1032

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Read the second time	1508, 1509

Read the third time	1650

Circled	1650

Returned to Rules Committee	1508, 1859

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 424 -- IMPACT FEE HEARING PANEL (J. Hickman)
Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	451

H.B. 425 -- PROPERTY VALUATIONS FOR THE POOR (R. Short)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	451

Assigned to standing committee	924

Read the second time	1031

Amendments	1416

Substituted	1031

Read the third time	1416

Transmitted to the Senate	1417

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1932

H.B. 426 -- TRANSIT DISTRICT AMENDMENTS (A. Bradshaw)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	451

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Read the second time	1341

Amendments	1339

Read the third time	1566

Transmitted to the Senate	1567

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2022

H.B. 427 -- DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS INSURANCE POWERS (J. Valentine)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	452

Assigned to standing committee	670

Read the second time	793

Amendments	792, 1280

Read the third time	1265

Circled	1265

Uncircled	1280

Transmitted to the Senate	1281

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1932

H.B. 428 -- STATE AFFAIRS AMENDMENTS (J. Buffmire)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	452

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 429 -- GENERAL GOVERNMENT AMENDMENTS (S. Barth)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	452

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 430 -- GOVERNANCE OF COUNTY SERVICE AREAS (S. Barth)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	452

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 431 -- GENDER PRICE EQUALITY (S. Barth)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	452

Assigned to standing committee	982

Returned to Rules Committee	1599

Enacting Clause Stricken	2126

H.B. 432 -- HEALTH BENEFIT PLAN - FREEDOM OF CHOICE (P. Knudson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	452

Read the second time	1581, 1932

Returned to Rules Committee	1859

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 433 -- RETENTION PROCEEDS REFORM FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS (P. Knudson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	452

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 434 -- DISCLOSURE OF CHILD ABUSE OR NEGLECT (R. Siddoway)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	453

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 435 -- GENERAL GOVERNMENT LAW AMENDMENTS (G. Davis)
Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	453

H.B. 435 -- REPORTS AND NOTICES AMENDMENTS (G. Davis)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1189

Assigned to standing committee	1352

Read the second time	1508, 1509

Read the third time	1650

Returned to Rules Committee	1508

Transmitted to the Senate	1650

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2038

H.B. 436 -- CHANGES TO GENERAL GOVERNMENT (G. Davis)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	453

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 437 -- SALARY ADJUSTMENT TO STATE EMPLOYEES (L. Baca)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	453

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 438 -- NONPROBATE TRANSFERS UPON DEATH (G. Davis)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	453

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 439 -- SALARIES OF PREDATORY ANIMAL HUNTERS (B. Johnson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	453

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 440 -- HEBER VALLEY HISTORIC RAILROAD AUTHORITY (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	453

Assigned to standing committee	670

Returned to Rules Committee	1599

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 441 -- MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE ACT (M. Stephens)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	454

Assigned to standing committee	924

Read the second time	1275

Amendments	1274

Substituted	1274, 1582

Read the third time	1582

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1491

Transmitted to the Senate	1583, 2019

Concurrence	2018

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2038

H.B. 442 -- ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS AMENDMENTS (J. Valentine)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	454

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 443 -- NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION TASK FORCE (J. Gowans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	454

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 444 -- PRIVATIZATION OF QUASI - GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES (G. Adair)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	454

Assigned to standing committee	791

Read the second time	1032

Amendments	1424, 1914

Substituted	1032

Read the third time	1424

Reconsideration	1914

Other Action	1914

Transmitted to the Senate	1425, 1915, 2021

Recalled	1814

Concurrence	2020

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2038

H.B. 445 -- DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY SALARY EQUITY (D. Hogue)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	454

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 446 -- PROVISION FOR OLYMPIC HOUSING (J. Tanner)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	454

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 447 -- TRAFFIC VIOLATION CHANGES (D. Jones)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	455

Assigned to standing committee	1106

Read the second time	1341

Amendments	1588

Read the third time	1588

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1491

Failed	2039

Transmitted to the Senate	1589, 2078, 2092

Concurrence	2091

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 448 -- MOTOR FUEL MARKETING ACT AMENDMENTS (G. Way)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	455

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 449 -- MEDICAID BASE FUNDING (J. Haymond)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	455

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 450 -- RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CREDITS (J. Valentine)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	455

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 451 -- APPROPRIATION FOR OGDEN-WEBER APPLIED TECHNOLOGY CENTER (D. Gladwell)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	455

Assigned to standing committee	1272

Returned to Rules Committee	1576

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 452 -- COUNTY ATTORNEY AMENDMENTS (D. Gladwell)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	455

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 453 -- DISPATCHER CERTIFICATION (B. Chard)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	455

Assigned to standing committee	1272

Returned to Rules Committee	1577

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 454 -- REVISIONS TO STATE GOVERNMENT (S. Koehn)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	456

Read the second time	2059

Read the third time	2059

Transmitted to the Senate	2060

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 455 -- STATE MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC LANDS (D. Iverson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	456

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 456 -- HEALTH CARE FINANCE (K. Garn)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	456

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 457 -- MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION FEE REIMBURSEMENT (A. Tyler)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	456

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 458 -- AUTOMOBILE DEALER FRANCHISE ACT (C. Fox-Finlinson)
Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	456

H.B. 458 -- AUTOMOBILE FRANCHISE ACT AND MOTOR VEHICLE ACT AMENDMENTS (C. Fox-Finlinson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1329

Assigned to standing committee	1352

Read the second time	1663, 1932

Amendments	1598

Returned to Rules Committee	1599, 1859

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 459 -- FISH HEALTH BOARD AND AQUACULTURE AMENDMENTS (D. Hogue)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	456

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Returned to Rules Committee	1576

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 460 -- JUSTICE COURT AMENDMENTS (G. Curtis)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	456

Assigned to standing committee	982

Read the second time	1093

Amendments	1437

Read the third time	1437

Uncircled	1438, 1439

Transmitted to the Senate	1440

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.B. 461 -- FUNDING FOR HIGHWAY ACQUISITION (K. Garn)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	457

Assigned to standing committee	1033

Read the second time	1341

Read the third time	1498

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1491

Transmitted to the Senate	1499

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2022

H.B. 462 -- MOTOR VEHICLE CRIMINAL ACTS AMENDMENTS (S. Barth)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	728

Assigned to standing committee	791

Read the second time	978

Read the third time	1111

Transmitted to the Senate	1111

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1662

H.B. 463 -- PAYMENTS ON CREDIT CONTRACTS (K. Garn)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1079

Assigned to standing committee	1201

Returned to Rules Committee	1599

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 464 -- PRIVATIZATION OF FLEET OPERATIONS (G. Way)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1110

Assigned to standing committee	1352

Tabled	1565

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.B. 465 -- COUNTY SERVICE AREA CHANGES (B. Allen)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1675

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.C.R. 1 -- RESOLUTION SUPPORTING RESOURCES FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING (R. Bigelow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	51

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	172

Read the third time	303

Transmitted to the Senate	304

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	726

Action taken by the Governor	1325

H.C.R. 2 -- RESOLUTION ON THE FAMILY (E. Olsen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	245

Read the second time	304

Read the third time	526

Circled	526

Uncircled	528

Transmitted to the Senate	529

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	726

Action taken by the Governor	1799

H.C.R. 3 -- PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS FOR EDUCATORS RESOLUTION (K. 
Johnson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	51

Assigned to standing committee	58

Read the second time	109

Read the third time	177

Transmitted to the Senate	177

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	605

Action taken by the Governor	1325

H.C.R. 4 -- RESOLUTION URGING BUSINESSES TO ADJUST PARENT WORK SCHEDULES (R. 
Killpack)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	52

Assigned to standing committee	217

Read the second time	321

Read the third time	459

Circled	459

Uncircled	567

Other Action	403

Transmitted to the Senate	567, 1350

Concurrence	1349

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1423

H.C.R. 5 -- RESOLUTION SUPPORTING PRIVATIZATION OF DUTCH JOHN UTAH (J. Seitz)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	52

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	289

Read the third time	516

Transmitted to the Senate	517

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1027

Action taken by the Governor	1911

H.C.R. 6 -- NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGE OPPOSITION RESOLUTION (R. Becker)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	115

Assigned to standing committee	305

Read the second time	434

Amendments	433

Read the third time	783

Transmitted to the Senate	783

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2068

H.C.R. 7 -- RESOLUTION URGING SUPPORT OF NATIONAL GUARD (M. Dillree)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	457

Assigned to standing committee	982

Read the second time	1093

Read the third time	1260

Transmitted to the Senate	1261

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1674

H.C.R. 8 -- RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING UTAH RUSSIA DAYS (J. Valentine)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	457

Assigned to standing committee	625

Read the second time	743

Read the third time	1264

Transmitted to the Senate	1265

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1267

Action taken by the Governor	1348

H.C.R. 9 -- RESOLUTION URGING PRESIDENT TO GIVE PURPLE HEARTS (S. Barth)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	457

Assigned to standing committee	726

Read the second time	977

Amendments	1207

Time Certain	1090

Read the third time	1207

Transmitted to the Senate	1208

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1939

H.C.R. 10 -- RESOLUTION ON OLYMPIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (S. Koehn)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	457

Assigned to standing committee	837

Read the second time	1076

Amendments	2088, 2089

Read the third time	1426

Reconsideration	2089

Transmitted to the Senate	1427, 2090

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.C.R. 11 -- RESOLUTION APPROVING INDUSTRIAL WASTE PERMIT (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	457

Assigned to standing committee	924

Read the second time	1092

Read the third time	1259

Reconsideration	2016

Transmitted to the Senate	1260, 2017

Concurrence	2016

Refuse to Concur	1938

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2051

H.C.R. 12 -- RESOLUTION HONORING UTAH'S GOLD MEDALIST (D. Ure)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1653

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.C.R. 13 -- COMMEMORATING THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS 
IN UTAH (D. Jones)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1653

Read the second time	1663

Read the third time	1723

Transmitted to the Senate	1724

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

H.J.R. 1 -- RESOLUTION AMENDING RULE OF EVIDENCE (D. Gladwell)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	115

Assigned to standing committee	305

Returned to Rules Committee	1597

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.J.R. 2 -- RESOLUTION SUPPORTING LAWSUIT OPPOSING GRAND STAIRCASE ESCALANTE 
NATIONAL MONUMENT DESIGNATION (D. Iverson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	327

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	614

Read the third time	1087

Transmitted to the Senate	1088

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2038

H.J.R. 3 -- VOTING REQUIREMENTS ON TAX MATTERS RESOLUTION (G. Way)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	457

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.J.R. 4 -- RESOLUTION ELIMINATING VOTING RIGHTS OF CONVICTED FELONS (C. Saunders)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	52

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	242

Amendments	396

Read the third time	396

Transmitted to the Senate	397, 1929

Concurrence	1928

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1956

H.J.R. 5 -- RESOLUTION SUPPORTING UNIFORM BUILDING CODE COMMISSION (R. Bigelow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	53

Assigned to standing committee	58

Returned to Rules Committee	1599

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.J.R. 6 -- RESOLUTION AMENDING NOTICE FOR SPECIAL SESSIONS (B. Goodfellow)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	53

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	137

Read the third time	251

Transmitted to the Senate	252

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

H.J.R. 7 -- RESOLUTION ON RESTRUCTURING OF ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY (B. Evans)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	53

Assigned to standing committee	59

Read the second time	107

Amendments	176

Read the third time	175

Transmitted to the Senate	176

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Lt. Governor	624

H.J.R. 8 -- LEGISLATIVE ELIGIBILITY RESOLUTION (P. Arent)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	53

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	137

Amendments	135

Read the third time	247

Transmitted to the Senate	248, 1515, 1593

Recalled	1515

Concurrence	1592

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1199, 1662

H.J.R. 9 -- RESOLUTION ENCOURAGING SCHOOL BREAK FOR 2002 OLYMPICS (G. Cox)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	54

Assigned to standing committee	56

Read the second time	173

Amendments	172, 334

Read the third time	334

Transmitted to the Senate	335

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	923

H.J.R. 10 -- JOINT RULES RESOLUTION - AMENDMENTS TO PROCESSES (J. Hickman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	54

Read the second time	55

Read the third time	89

Transmitted to the Senate	89

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Lt. Governor	240

H.J.R. 11 -- REHABILITATION OF WILDFIRE DAMAGED LANDS RESOLUTION (B. Johnson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	87

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	259

Amendments	259

Read the third time	393

Transmitted to the Senate	394, 1028

Concurrence	1027

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1091

H.J.R. 12 -- RESOLUTION AMENDING PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS (G. Davis)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	328

Assigned to standing committee	626

Returned to Rules Committee	1578

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.J.R. 13 -- RESOLUTION URGING IMPROVEMENTS ON HIGHWAY 6 (B. King)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	458

Assigned to standing committee	1273

Read the second time	1422

Amendments	1421

Read the third time	1571

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Other Action	1491

Transmitted to the Senate	1571

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1939

H.J.R. 14 -- RESOLUTION OPPOSING USE OF STATE OR FEDERAL MONIES FOR SNOW BASIN 
ROAD (S. Barth)
Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	458

H.J.R. 14 -- RESOLUTION OPPOSING USE OF STATE OR FEDERAL MONIES FOR SNOWBASIN 
ROAD (S. Barth)

Assigned to standing committee	924

Read the second time	1094

Read the third time	1443

Circled	1443

Returned to Rules Committee	1859

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.J.R. 15 -- RESOLUTION PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO SERIOUSLY IMPACTED BUSINESSES 
(D. Jones)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	458

Assigned to standing committee	1033

Read the second time	1275, 1582

Returned to Rules Committee	1448, 1859

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.J.R. 16 -- RESOLUTION AMENDING GOVERNANCE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION (G. Way)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	458

Assigned to standing committee	1352

Amendments	1595

Returned to Rules Committee	1595

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.J.R. 17 -- RESOLUTION URGING COOPERATION ON SITING OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE FACILITY 
(E. Anderson)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	458

Assigned to standing committee	982

Read the second time	1092

Amendments	1091

Read the third time	1433

Transmitted to the Senate	1434

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	2119

H.J.R. 18 -- RESOLUTION ON HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS (L. Frandsen)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	458

Assigned to standing committee	1273

Read the second time	1422, 1508

Read the third time	1599

Returned to Rules Committee	1448

Transmitted to the Senate	1600

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

H.J.R. 19 -- RESOLUTION URGING MEMBERSHIP CHANGE ON SALT LAKE OLYMPIC COMMITTEE 
(S. Barth)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	459

Enacting Clause Stricken	2127

H.J.R. 20 -- DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT STUDY RESOLUTION (L. Baca)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	459

Assigned to standing committee	1033

Returned to Rules Committee	1595

Enacting Clause Stricken	2128

H.R. 1 -- HOUSE RULES RESOLUTION - TECHNICAL AMENDMENTS (J. Hickman)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	54

Read the second time	55

Read the third time	88

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Lt. Governor	88

H.R. 2 -- RESOLUTION ON IOC ATHLETIC DRUG TESTING POLICY (P. Buckner)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1329

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	1565

Read the third time	1918

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1919



S.B. 1 -- APPROPRIATION ACT (L. McAllister)

Read the first time by short title	1857

Read the second time	1857

Amendments	1857

Read the third time	1857

Transmitted to the Senate	1858

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1930

S.B. 2 -- 1998 HIGHWAY FINANCING (L. Beattie)

Read the first time	1728

Read the second time	1728

Amendments	1728

Read the third time	1728

Other Action	1727

Transmitted to the Senate	1729

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1749

S.B. 3 -- MINIMUM SCHOOL PROGRAM ACT AMENDMENT (R. Montgomery)

Read the first time by short title	1853

Read the second time	1853

Amendments	1854

Read the third time	1854

Transmitted to the Senate	1855

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1912

S.B. 4 -- MEDICAL EXAMINER AUTHORITY (R. Montgomery)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	339

Assigned to standing committee	384

Read the second time	612

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	612

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

S.B. 5 -- JUDICIAL CUSTODY OF YOUTH TO HUMAN SERVICES (N. Tanner)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	339

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	684

Read the third time	855

Circled	856

Uncircled	861

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	862

Action taken by the Governor	1911

S.B. 6 -- ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES OF UNINSURED MOTOR VEHICLE VIOLATIONS (D. 
Steele)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	201

Assigned to standing committee	219

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	347

Read the third time	850

Other Action	625

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	851

Action taken by the Governor	1911

S.B. 8 -- REAUTHORIZATION OF AND AMENDMENTS TO UNINSURED MOTORIST DATABASE 
PROGRAM (D. Steele)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	201

Assigned to standing committee	219

Read the second time	502

Read the third time	564

Circled	564

Uncircled	851

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	852

Action taken by the Governor	1911

S.B. 10 -- REGISTRY OF UNIDENTIFIED DECEASED PERSONS (H. Nielson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	288

Assigned to standing committee	339

Read the second time	612, 1654

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	612

Read the third time	1693

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1694

S.B. 11 -- TRANSPLANTS OF WILDLIFE (A. Myrin)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	105

Assigned to standing committee	151

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	614

Amendments	614, 1116

Read the third time	1116

Other Action	923

Transmitted to the Senate	1118

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1188

S.B. 12 -- MANAGEMENT PLANS OF WILDLIFE RESOURCES LAND (A. Myrin)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	105

Assigned to standing committee	151

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	614

Read the third time	1124

Other Action	1033

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1125

S.B. 14 -- ELECTRONIC PROCESS FOR PAYROLL (J. Holmgren)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	288

Assigned to standing committee	791

Read the second time	927

Amendments	926

Read the third time	1120

Circled	1144

Uncircled	1836

Reconsideration	1144

Failed	1120

Transmitted to the Senate	1837

Recalled	1135

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1912

S.B. 15 -- STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS ON PROSECUTING FOR BRIBERY (J. Hull)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	288

Assigned to standing committee	625

Read the second time	981

Read the third time	1111

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1112

S.B. 16 -- TRANSFER OF AGRICULTURAL LAND WITHIN CITY (R. Muhlestein)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	319

Assigned to standing committee	384

Read the second time	630

Read the third time	782

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	782

Action taken by the Governor	1912

S.B. 18 -- PROHIBITING ALCOHOL IN SCHOOLS (L. McAllister)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	240

Assigned to standing committee	255

Read the second time	435

Amendments	566

Read the third time	562

Circled	562

Uncircled	565

Transmitted to the Senate	566

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	669

Action taken by the Governor	1326

S.B. 19 -- AIR QUALITY BOARD POWERS (L. McAllister)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	790

Assigned to standing committee	838

Read the second time	1141

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	1141

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

S.B. 20 -- PENALTIES FOR SPEEDING IN CONSTRUCTION ZONES (D. Buhler)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Assigned to standing committee	671

Read the second time	840

Read the third time	916

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	917

S.B. 21 -- ANIMAL SHELTER PET STERILIZATION ACT (R. Steiner)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1026

Assigned to standing committee	1106

Read the second time	1204

Read the third time	1493

Circled	1563

Uncircled	1835

Reconsideration	1563

Failed	1493

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1836

Sub. S.B. 24 -- SNOWMOBILE SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES (J. Holmgren)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	904

Assigned to standing committee	983

Read the second time	1341

Amendments	1341

Read the third time	1808

Transmitted to the Senate	1809

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1850

S.B. 25 -- UNIFORM ALLOWANCE FOR UTAH HIGHWAY PATROL (R. Evans)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	319

Assigned to standing committee	384

Read the second time	606, 1653

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	606

Amendments	606, 1676

Substituted	1676

Read the third time	1676

Transmitted to the Senate	1677

2nd Sub. S.B. 25 -- UNIFORM ALLOWANCE FOR UTAH HIGHWAY PATROL (R. Evans)
Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1721

Sub. S.B. 26 -- UTAH CHILD CARE LICENSING ACT REVISIONS (L. Blackham)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	624

Assigned to standing committee	924

Read the second time	1141, 1933

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	1141

Amendments	1139, 1949, 1950, 2094

Read the third time	1949

Circled	2083

Uncircled	2094

Reconsideration	2083

Other Action	2056, 2078

Transmitted to the Senate	1951, 2096

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2120

S.B. 27 -- PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT PRACTICE ACT (L. Blackham)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	288

Assigned to standing committee	339

Read the second time	610

Read the third time	854

Circled	854

Uncircled	856

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	857

Action taken by the Governor	1912

S.B. 28 -- MASSAGE PRACTICE ACT AMENDMENTS (R. Evans)
Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1827

Sub. S.B. 28 -- MASSAGE PRACTICE ACT AMENDMENTS (R. Evans)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1026

Assigned to standing committee	1105

Read the second time	1275

Amendments	1274

Read the third time	1802

Transmitted to the Senate	1803

S.B. 29 -- APPROPRIATION FOR MOVING BOTANICAL GARDENS (J. Holmgren)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	339

Assigned to standing committee	384

Read the second time	1654

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	605

Amendments	1691

Read the third time	1691

Transmitted to the Senate	1692

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1749

S.B. 30 -- SCHOOL ACTIVITIES REPORT (A. Myrin)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	499

Assigned to standing committee	559

Read the second time	1092

Read the third time	1126

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1127

S.B. 31 -- SALES TAX ON FOOD AMENDMENTS (S. Howell)
Returned to Rules Committee	1563

Sub. S.B. 31 -- SALES TAX ON FOOD AMENDMENTS (S. Howell)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1271

Assigned to standing committee	1353

Read the second time	1563

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

S.B. 32 -- REAL ESTATE RECOVERY FUND AMENDMENTS (L. Mansell)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	240

Assigned to standing committee	254

Read the second time	436

Read the third time	563

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	564

S.B. 33 -- TASK FORCE REVIEWING FEDERAL FUNDING (R. Muhlestein)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	790

Assigned to standing committee	838

Read the second time	1032

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	1032

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

Sub. S.B. 34 -- SALES TAX - EXEMPTION FOR HIGHER EDUCATION ATHLETIC EVENTS 
(L. Hillyard)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Assigned to standing committee	671

Read the second time	780, 1654

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	780

Read the third time	1686

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1687

S.B. 35 -- RECREATION AND TOURISM RESEARCH AND EXTENSION PROGRAM (L. Hillyard)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	520

Assigned to standing committee	559

Amendments	1687

Read the third time	1687

Returned to Rules Committee	1654

Transmitted to the Senate	1688

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1749

S.B. 35 -- RECREATION AND TOURISM RESEARCH AND EXTENSION PROGRAM (L. Hillyard)

Read the second time	839

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	839

2nd Sub. S.B. 36 -- DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL LICENSING ACT 
AMENDMENTS (S. Howell)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1409

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	1565, 2045

Read the third time	2054

Circled	2054

Returned to Rules Committee	1565

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

S.B. 37 -- OPEN SPACE NEAR STATE PRISON (R. Evans)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	723

Assigned to standing committee	791

Read the second time	977, 1654

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	977

Amendments	1698

Read the third time	1698

Transmitted to the Senate	1699

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1749

S.B. 38 -- EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS OF ADOPTION ASSISTANCE (C. Taylor)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	790

Assigned to standing committee	837

Read the second time	1329

Read the third time	1804

Sub. S.B. 39 -- PENALTIES FOR SALE OF TOBACCO TO YOUTH (R. Montgomery)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	624

Assigned to standing committee	671

Read the second time	909

Read the third time	1114

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1115

S.B. 40 -- NEWBORN HEARING SCREENING (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	669

Assigned to standing committee	726

Read the second time	925

Read the third time	1118

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1118

S.B. 42 -- OCCUPATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE SUNRISE TASK FORCE (L. Mansell)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	904

Assigned to standing committee	982

Read the second time	1143, 1675

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	1143

Amendments	1733, 1747

Read the third time	1731

Circled	1731

Uncircled	1733

Reconsideration	1747

Transmitted to the Senate	1734, 1748

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1331, 1827, 1940

S.B. 43 -- GOVERNMENTAL IMMUNITY - NOTICE OF CLAIM (M. Waddoups)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	904

Assigned to standing committee	982

Read the second time	1110

Read the third time	1330

S.B. 44 -- APPROPRIATION FOR A SITE FOR URBAN INDIAN PROGRAMS (P. Suazo)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	790

Assigned to standing committee	838

Read the second time	1032, 1654

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	1032

Amendments	1692

Read the third time	1692

Transmitted to the Senate	1693

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1749

S.B. 46 -- URBAN AND COMMUNITY FORESTRY (R. Steiner)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	790

Assigned to standing committee	838

Read the second time	982

Read the third time	1122

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1123

S.B. 47 -- RESEARCH TAX CREDIT (H. Nielson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1026

Assigned to standing committee	1106

Read the second time	1344, 1653

Amendments	1343

Substituted	2107

Read the third time	1680

Circled	1680

Uncircled	2107

Transmitted to the Senate	2107

Sub. S.B. 47 -- RESEARCH TAX CREDIT (H. Nielson)
Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2120

S.B. 48 -- PAY-PER-VIEW BOXING TAX (P. Suazo)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1327

Read the second time	1933

Read the third time	2030

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

Referred to master Study Resolution for interim study, 2031

Sub. S.B. 49 -- EMINENT DOMAIN VALUATION (P. Suazo)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1501

Read the second time	2045

Amendments	2070

Read the third time	2070

Transmitted to the Senate	2071

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2120

Sub. S.B. 50 -- PROPERTY TAXES - UNIFORM FEES AND CERTIFIED TAX RATE (G. Mantes)

Read the second time	1933

Amendments	2053, 2068

Read the third time	1956

Circled	1956

Uncircled	2053, 2054, 2068

Transmitted to the Senate	2070

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2120

Sub. S.B. 50 -- PROPERTY TAXES-UNIFORM FEES AND CERTIFIED TAX RATE (G. Mantes)

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	1351

Returned to Rules Committee	1578

S.B. 51 -- CRITICAL LAND CONSERVATION REVOLVING LOAN FUND (L. McAllister)

Read the second time	1351, 1654

Amendments	1726, 2111

Read the third time	1726

Circled	1855

Uncircled	2111

Reconsideration	1855

Failed	1727

Transmitted to the Senate	2113

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2120

S.B. 52 -- PROPERTY TAX RESTRICTION (L. Poulton)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1409

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	1816

Amendments	1920, 1943

Read the third time	1920

Circled	1921

Uncircled	1943

Returned to Rules Committee	1578

Transmitted to the Senate	1944

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2039

S.B. 53 -- MOTOR VEHICLE BUSINESS REGULATION (G. Mantes)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1107

Assigned to standing committee	1203

Read the second time	1422

Read the third time	1817

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1818

2nd Sub. S.B. 54 -- IMMUNITY FOR VOLUNTEERS (C. Taylor)

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	1351, 1654

Read the third time	1696

Circled	1696

Returned to Rules Committee	1597

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

S.B. 55 -- MUSIC LICENSING PRACTICES ACT (S. Howell)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1668

Read the second time	2045, 2073

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2074

S.B. 56 -- BOW HUNTER CERTIFICATION (M. Peterson)

Read the second time	1423, 1933

Read the third time	2031

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2032

2nd Sub. S.B. 58 -- STUDY ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY TAX AMENDMENTS (H. Stephenson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1501, 
1700

Read the second time	1582, 1933

Read the third time	1956

Transmitted to the Senate	1657

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1957

S.B. 60 -- MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE - LIABILITY ON LOANED VEHICLE (G. Mantes)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1592

Read the second time	2045

Amendments	2057

Read the third time	2057

Transmitted to the Senate	2058

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2120

S.B. 62 -- DISTRICT COURT REVIEW OF TAX COMMISSION CASES (H. Stephenson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1430

Read the second time	1509

Amendments	1946

Read the third time	1819

Circled	1819

Uncircled	1945

Transmitted to the Senate	1947

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2021

S.B. 63 -- DUI - SERIOUS BODILY INJURY (S. Howell)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1271

Assigned to standing committee	1353

Read the second time	1564, 1653

Read the third time	1684

Returned to Rules Committee	1564

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1685

Sub. S.B. 64 -- BACKGROUND CHECK OF HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS (M. Waddoups)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1107

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Read the second time	1414

Amendments	1412

Read the third time	1813

Transmitted to the Senate	1813

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1850

S.B. 65 -- EXPUNGEMENT OF CRIMINAL RECORD AMENDMENTS (P. Suazo)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1253

Assigned to standing committee	1352

Read the second time	1564, 1582

Read the third time	1851

Returned to Rules Committee	1564

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1851

S.B. 68 -- JUDICIARY AMENDMENTS (L. Hillyard)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1135

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Read the second time	1343

Read the third time	1811

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1812

S.B. 70 -- JUDGMENT LIEN ON REAL PROPERTY (L. Mansell)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1327

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	2058

Read the third time	2081

Returned to Rules Committee	1597

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2082

S.B. 72 -- BUDGET REVIEW TASK FORCE (M. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Assigned to standing committee	670

Read the second time	743

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	743

Amendments	742

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

S.B. 73 -- BEER INDUSTRY DISTRIBUTION ACT (L. Blackham)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	433

Assigned to standing committee	625

Read the second time	793

Read the third time	864

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	864

S.B. 74 -- DEMAND DRAFTS - UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE (L. Hillyard)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	240

Assigned to standing committee	254

Read the second time	436

Read the third time	562

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	563

S.B. 75 -- UNIFORM PROBATE CODE AMENDMENTS (L. Hillyard)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	319

Assigned to standing committee	384

Read the second time	503

Read the third time	564

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	565

Action taken by the Governor	1912

4th Sub. S.B. 76 -- INSURANCE LAW CHANGES (L. Poulton)
Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	904

4th Sub. S.B. 76 -- INSURANCE LAW CHANGES (L. Poulton)

Assigned to standing committee	982

Read the second time	1076

Amendments	1125, 1192

Read the third time	1125

Circled	1126

Uncircled	1192

Transmitted to the Senate	1193

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	1253

S.B. 77 -- MIDDLE SCHOOLS TASK FORCE (D. Steele)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	383

Assigned to standing committee	468

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	687

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

Sub. S.B. 78 -- MASTER ROAD - STATE HIGHWAY LIST (J. Holmgren)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	201

Assigned to standing committee	219, 630

Read the second time	502, 1205

Amendments	502, 1205

Read the third time	564, 1493

Circled	564

Uncircled	630

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1494

S.B. 79 -- ELECTION LAW - TECHNICAL AMENDMENTS (R. Muhlestein)
Action taken by the Governor	1912

Sub. S.B. 79 -- ELECTION LAW - TECHNICAL AMENDMENTS (R. Muhlestein)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	288

Assigned to standing committee	339

Read the second time	743

Read the third time	863

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	863

S.B. 80 -- RECODIFICATION OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS (R. Evans)
Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1940

2nd Sub. S.B. 80 -- RECODIFICATION OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS (R. Evans)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1187

Assigned to standing committee	1273

Substituted	1508

3rd Sub. S.B. 80 -- RECODIFICATION OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS (R. Evans)

Read the second time	1508, 1509

Amendments	1844, 1846, 2014, 2027

Substituted	2074

Read the third time	1837

Circled	1837

Uncircled	1844

Reconsideration	2013, 2026, 2074

Returned to Rules Committee	1508

Transmitted to the Senate	1847, 2015, 2027, 2075

Recalled	1958

4th Sub. S.B. 80 -- RECODIFICATION OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS (R. Evans)
Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2120

S.B. 81 -- REAUTHORIZATION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE TASK FORCE (L. Hillyard)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	339

Assigned to standing committee	384

Read the second time	1675

Read the third time	1732

Circled	1732

Uncircled	1923

Returned to Rules Committee	501

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1923

S.B. 82 -- MASTER DEEDS OF TRUST OR MORTGAGES (L. Hillyard)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	383

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	610

Read the third time	852

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	853

S.B. 83 -- DIVISION OF PURCHASING AND GENERAL SERVICES AMENDMENTS (R. Evans)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	105

Assigned to standing committee	151

Read the second time	385

Read the third time	562

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	562

Action taken by the Governor	1326

S.B. 84 -- STRATEGIC PLANNING ACT FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE AMENDMENTS (L. 
Hillyard)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Assigned to standing committee	670

Read the second time	1816

Amendments	2027, 2028, 2029

Read the third time	1921

Circled	1921

Uncircled	2027

Returned to Rules Committee	1576

Transmitted to the Senate	2030

S.B. 85 -- REAUTHORIZATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE RULES (H. Stephenson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	383

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	630

Read the third time	854

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	855

S.B. 86 -- ADMINISTRATIVE RULES AMENDMENTS (H. Stephenson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	383

Assigned to standing committee	469

Read the second time	630

Amendments	857

Read the third time	855

Circled	855

Uncircled	857

Transmitted to the Senate	858

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	923

S.B. 87 -- ATTEMPTED PURCHASE OF TOBACCO BY CHILDREN (H. Stephenson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	288

Assigned to standing committee	339

Read the second time	727

Read the third time	856

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	856

Action taken by the Governor	1912

S.B. 88 -- ADMINISTRATIVE RULES IMPACT COSTS (L. Poulton)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	339

Assigned to standing committee	384

Read the second time	743

Read the third time	862

Circled	863

Uncircled	913

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	914

S.B. 89 -- PRIVATE COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT TAXES (L. Beattie)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	288

Assigned to standing committee	340

Read the second time	526

Read the third time	678

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	679

Action taken by the Governor	1800

Sub. S.B. 90 -- ASSAULTING A PEACE OFFICER (R. Evans)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	904

Assigned to standing committee	982

Read the second time	1339

Read the third time	1807

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1807

S.B. 92 -- COMMISSION STAFFING AND DUTIES (L. Beattie)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	288

Assigned to standing committee	339

Read the second time	743

Read the third time	912

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	913

S.B. 93 -- HIGHER EDUCATION PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORITY (R. Evans)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	499

Read the second time	2045

Read the third time	2071

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2072

S.B. 94 -- AMENDMENTS TO SPECIAL DISTRICTS (R. Evans)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	288

Assigned to standing committee	339

Read the second time	630

Amendments	629, 859

Read the third time	854

Circled	854

Uncircled	858

Transmitted to the Senate	861

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	923

S.B. 95 -- ORDERLY SCHOOL TERMINATION ACT AMENDMENTS (D. Steele)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	499

Read the second time	1509

Read the third time	1819

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1820

S.B. 96 -- SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT AMENDMENTS (J. Holmgren)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	201

Assigned to standing committee	218

Read the second time	727

Read the third time	862

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	862

S.B. 99 -- MOTOR VEHICLE - CONSUMER PROTECTION AMENDMENTS (D. Buhler)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Assigned to standing committee	671

Read the second time	840

Read the third time	914

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	914

S.B. 100 -- RADAR JAMMING DEVICES (J. Hull)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604, 
669

Assigned to standing committee	726

Read the second time	843

Read the third time	918

Returned to the Senate	623

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	919

S.B. 101 -- SPECIAL REVENUE FUND (L. McAllister)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	105

Assigned to standing committee	305

Read the second time	502

Read the third time	676

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	677

Action taken by the Governor	1326

Sub. S.B. 102 -- INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS AND REVENUES (D. Buhler)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1090

Assigned to standing committee	1136

Returned to Rules Committee	1578

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

S.B. 103 -- INDIGENT DEFENSE FUND AMENDMENTS (L. Blackham)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Assigned to standing committee	924

Read the second time	1343

Read the third time	1809

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1810

S.B. 105 -- UTAH CENTENNIAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM FOR EDUCATION ACT AMENDMENT 
(L. McAllister)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Assigned to standing committee	670

Read the second time	1144, 1653

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	1144

Amendments	1144, 1683

Read the third time	1682

Transmitted to the Senate	1683

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1749

S.B. 106 -- PARKING RESTRICTIONS (D. Buhler)

Read the first time by short title	988

Read the second time	988

Read the third time	989

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	989

S.B. 107 -- NOTARY ON ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Assigned to standing committee	671

Read the second time	1276

Read the third time	1803

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1803

S.B. 108 -- ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LAW AMENDMENTS (D. Buhler)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	499

Assigned to standing committee	1352

Read the second time	1504, 1509

Read the third time	1837

Returned to Rules Committee	1504

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1838

S.B. 109 -- STATE LAW LIBRARY AMENDMENTS (L. Hillyard)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	624

Assigned to standing committee	670

Read the second time	910

Read the third time	1116

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1116

S.B. 110 -- APPROPRIATION FOR OGDEN PARKWAY HIGHWAY UNDERPASS (R. Montgomery)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Assigned to standing committee	671

Read the second time	840

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	840

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

S.B. 111 -- ENTERPRISE ZONE AMENDMENTS (M. Dmitrich)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Assigned to standing committee	670

Read the second time	927

Read the third time	1118

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1119

S.B. 113 -- LOADED VEHICLES - EXEMPTION FOR FARM VEHICLES (J. Hull)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Assigned to standing committee	671

Read the second time	840

Amendments	839

Read the third time	918

Transmitted to the Senate	918

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	977

S.B. 114 -- THIS IS THE PLACE FOUNDATION (D. Buhler)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	624

Assigned to standing committee	671

Read the second time	909

Read the third time	1113

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1114

S.B. 116 -- PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR WRONGFUL CONDUCT OF A CHILD (P. Suazo)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1026

Assigned to standing committee	1106

Read the second time	1343

Read the third time	1809

Circled	1809

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

S.B. 117 -- CRITERIA FOR SOUND WALLS (P. Suazo)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	499

Assigned to standing committee	560

Read the second time	840

Amendments	915

Read the third time	914

Transmitted to the Senate	916

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	977

S.B. 118 -- REGULATION OF LEAD-BASED PAINT REMEDIATION (L. Mansell)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Assigned to standing committee	670

Read the second time	1077

Read the third time	1126

Circled	1126

Uncircled	1193

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1194

S.B. 119 -- MEDICAL PRACTICE AMENDMENTS (R. Montgomery)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	669

Assigned to standing committee	726

Read the second time	927

Read the third time	1119

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1120

S.B. 120 -- ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM OVERSIGHT (H. Nielson)
Read the second time	1032

Sub. S.B. 120 -- ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM OVERSIGHT (H. Nielson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	790

Assigned to standing committee	838

Read the third time	1123

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1123

S.B. 121 -- LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Assigned to standing committee	670

Read the second time	743

Read the third time	911

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	912

S.B. 122 -- NEW JUDICIAL POSITIONS (L. Beattie)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Assigned to standing committee	670

Read the second time	910, 1653

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	910

Read the third time	1678

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1679

S.B. 123 -- APPROPRIATION FOR ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY DEVICES AND SERVICES (N. 
Tanner)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	790

Assigned to standing committee	838

Read the second time	1077, 1654

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	1077

Amendments	1685

Read the third time	1685

Transmitted to the Senate	1686

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1749

S.B. 124 -- SUNSET REAUTHORIZATIONS OF LICENSED PROFESSIONS (N. Tanner)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	499

Assigned to standing committee	559

Read the second time	793

Read the third time	985

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	986

S.B. 125 -- REVISOR'S STATUTE (J. Holmgren)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	240

Read the second time	254

Read the third time	297

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	298

Action taken by the Governor	1326

S.B. 128 -- MUNICIPAL ENERGY SALES AND USE TAX EXEMPTION (L. Hillyard)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	790

Assigned to standing committee	838

Read the second time	1031

Read the third time	1189

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1190

S.B. 129 -- MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT INSURANCE COVERAGE (L. Jones)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	790

Assigned to standing committee	838

Read the second time	978

Read the third time	1121

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1122

S.B. 130 -- COUNTY REGULATION OF WILDLIFE REHABILITATION (R. Evans)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	790

Assigned to standing committee	838

Read the second time	1032

Read the third time	1124

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1124

S.B. 131 -- AGE OF VICTIM FOR UNLAWFUL SEXUAL INTERCOURSE (L. McAllister)

Read the third time	1730

Other Action	1728

Transmitted to the Senate	1731

Sub. S.B. 131 -- AGE OF VICTIM FOR UNLAWFUL SEXUAL CONDUCT (L. McAllister)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1026

Assigned to standing committee	1106

Read the second time	1343

Amendments	1342

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1827

S.B. 132 -- NOTICE ON CREATION OR MODIFICATION OF POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS (R. 
Evans)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	779

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Read the second time	1354

Read the third time	1570

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1570

S.B. 133 -- OPTIONAL FORMS OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT (R. Evans)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	790

Read the second time	2058

Amendments	2082

Substituted	2082

Read the third time	2082

Circled	2083

Sub. S.B. 133 -- OPTIONAL FORMS OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT (R. Evans)
Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2120

S.B. 134 -- SOIL CONSERVATION SPECIAL LICENSE PLATE (A. Myrin)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	904

Assigned to standing committee	983

Read the second time	1341

Read the third time	1807

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1808

S.B. 135 -- EXPANSION OF CHILDREN'S JUSTICE CENTER PROGRAM (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1026

Assigned to standing committee	1106

Read the second time	1188, 1653

Read the third time	1677

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1678

S.B. 136 -- MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY LAND USE DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT (L. McAllister)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1187

Enacting Clause Stricken	2122

S.B. 137 -- DISASTER SERVICE VOLUNTEER LEAVE ACT (L. Poulton)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	904

Assigned to standing committee	983

Read the second time	1110

Read the third time	1190

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1191

S.B. 138 -- RETIREMENT - USE OF SICK LEAVE (D. Buhler)

Returned to Rules Committee	1599

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1922

Sub. S.B. 138 -- RETIREMENT - USE OF SICK LEAVE (D. Buhler)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	790

Assigned to standing committee	838

Read the second time	1816

Read the third time	1921

S.B. 140 -- EXTENDING RENEWAL OF CONCEALED FIREARM PERMITS (M. Waddoups)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1197

Assigned to standing committee	1272

Read the second time	1415

Read the third time	1814

Circled	1814

Uncircled	1834

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1835

Sub. S.B. 141 -- HANDGUN PURCHASE REQUIREMENTS (M. Waddoups)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1135

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Read the second time	1339

Amendments	1805

Read the third time	1804

Transmitted to the Senate	1807

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1850

S.B. 143 -- RECREATIONAL VEHICLE STANDARDS (G. Mantes)

Assigned to standing committee	1432

Read the second time	1351, 1564, 1816

Amendments	2041

Substituted	2041

Read the third time	1851

Circled	1852

Uncircled	2041

Returned to Rules Committee	1564

Transmitted to the Senate	2045

Sub. S.B. 143 -- RECREATIONAL VEHICLE STANDARDS (G. Mantes)
Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2066

S.B. 144 -- TAX REGARDING RADIOACTIVE WASTE (L. Blackham)

Read the first time	1728

Read the second time	1728

Amendments	1729

Sub. S.B. 144 -- TAX REGARDING RADIOACTIVE WASTE (L. Blackham)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1672

Read the third time	1729

Circled	1730

Uncircled	1731

Other Action	1918

Failed	1933

Transmitted to the Senate	1732

Refuse to Recede	1815

Joint Conference Committee Report	1933

3rd Sub. S.B. 144 -- TAX REGARDING RADIOACTIVE WASTE (L. Blackham)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	2013

Read the second time	2045

Substituted	2046

Read the third time	2046

4th Sub. S.B. 144 -- COMMERCIAL WASTE FACILITY ISSUES (L. Blackham)

Read the first time by short title	2046

Read the second time	2046

Amendments	2046

Read the third time	2046

Transmitted to the Senate	2047

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2066

S.B. 145 -- CHILD SUPPORT AMENDMENTS (N. Tanner)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1135

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Read the second time	1414

Read the third time	1812

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1813

S.B. 146 -- NURSING REGULATION - INTERSTATE COMPACT (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1187

Assigned to standing committee	1272

Read the second time	1421

Read the third time	1816

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1817

S.B. 147 -- MINING - SURETY AND RECLAMATION REQUIREMENTS (M. Dmitrich)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1026

Assigned to standing committee	1106

Read the second time	1204

Read the third time	1492

Circled	1493

Uncircled	1810

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1811

S.B. 149 -- LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT LICENSING ACT (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1026

Assigned to standing committee	1105

Read the second time	1421

Read the third time	1814

Circled	1814

Uncircled	1818, 1823

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1824

2nd Sub. S.B. 151 -- PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION FOR DISABLED VETERANS (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1135

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Read the second time	1507, 1509

Read the third time	1838

Returned to Rules Committee	1507

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1839

Sub. S.B. 153 -- ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES (M. Dmitrich)

Assigned to standing committee	1432

Read the second time	1351, 1579, 1582

Read the third time	1841

Circled	1841

Uncircled	1847

Returned to Rules Committee	1579

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1848

S.B. 154 -- REPORTING ELECTED OFFICIAL FUNDS (E. Mayne)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1501

Read the second time	2045

Read the third time	2075

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2076

S.B. 155 -- INCOME TAX - EDUCATION TAX CREDIT (H. Stephenson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1672

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

S.B. 156 -- SALES TAX FOR ARTS AND RECREATION (D. Buhler)

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	1351, 1816

Amendments	1925

Read the third time	1925

Returned to Rules Committee	1578

Transmitted to the Senate	1926

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1940

Sub. S.B. 157 -- LIMITATION ON LIABILITY OF NONPROFIT CORPORATION VOLUNTEERS 
(S. Howell)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1409

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Returned to Rules Committee	1597

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

S.B. 158 -- DONATION OF BUILDINGS TO UNIVERSITIES (H. Stephenson)

Amendments	1942

Uncircled	1942

Transmitted to the Senate	1943

Sub. S.B. 158 -- DONATION OF BUILDINGS TO UNIVERSITIES (H. Stephenson)

Read the second time	1423, 1509

Read the third time	1820

Circled	1820

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2021

Sub. S.B. 159 -- GOVERNMENT RELATIONSHIP TO OLYMPICS (A. Myrin)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1592

Read the second time	2046

Amendments	2076

Read the third time	2076

Other Action	2111

Transmitted to the Senate	2078

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2111

S.B. 160 -- AFTER-SCHOOL ACCESS TO COMPUTERS TASK FORCE (M. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1187

Assigned to standing committee	1272

Read the second time	1563

Returned to Rules Committee	1563

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

S.B. 161 -- MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIR - INSURANCE DEDUCTIBLE (S. Howell)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1649

Read the second time	1933

Read the third time	1957

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1958

Sub. S.B. 162 -- ELECTION RESPONSIBILITIES (L. Poulton)

Read the second time	1423, 1509

Read the third time	1820

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1821

S.B. 163 -- RECRUITMENT AND TRAINING OF FOSTER FAMILIES (N. Tanner)

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	1351, 1508, 1509

Read the third time	1839

Returned to Rules Committee	1508

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1840

S.B. 165 -- PROPERTY TAXES - ABATEMENT FOR INDIGENT PERSONS (L. Hillyard)

Assigned to standing committee	1432

Read the second time	1351, 1816

Read the third time	1924

Returned to Rules Committee	1578

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1925

2nd Sub. S.B. 166 -- FOOD HANDLER LICENSING (L. Blackham)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1501

Read the second time	1582

Amendments	2023, 2032

Read the third time	1850

Circled	1851

Uncircled	2023

Reconsideration	2032

Transmitted to the Senate	2026, 2033

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2066

S.B. 168 -- CHILD ABUSE DATABASE AMENDMENTS (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1501

Read the second time	1816

Amendments	2084

Substituted	2083

Read the third time	1926

Circled	1926

Uncircled	2083

Transmitted to the Senate	2085

Sub. S.B. 168 -- CHILD ABUSE DATABASE AMENDMENTS (C. Peterson)
Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2120

S.B. 169 -- COAL MINING AMENDMENTS (M. Dmitrich)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1271

Assigned to standing committee	1352

Read the second time	1581, 1816

Read the third time	1852

Returned to Rules Committee	1581

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1852

S.B. 171 -- UNDERGROUND UTILITIES FACILITIES AMENDMENTS (J. Holmgren)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1575

Read the second time	1816

Read the third time	1940

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1941

S.B. 172 -- APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING FUNDING (M. Waddoups)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1327

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	1566, 1653

Amendments	1679

Read the third time	1679

Returned to Rules Committee	1566

Transmitted to the Senate	1680

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1749

S.B. 173 -- APPRAISER REGISTRATION AND CERTIFICATION (M. Dmitrich)

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	1351, 1566

Read the third time	1919

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1920

Sub. S.B. 174 -- QUALITY ASSURANCE ON CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS (E. 
Mayne)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1575

Read the second time	2045

Read the third time	2052

Failed	2052

S.B. 175 -- STATE SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT (L. Beattie)

Assigned to standing committee	1432

Read the second time	1351, 1564, 1816

Amendments	2072

Read the third time	1852

Circled	1853

Uncircled	2072

Returned to Rules Committee	1564

Transmitted to the Senate	2073

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2120

S.B. 176 -- HIGHWAY JURISDICTION AND FUNDING STUDY (J. Holmgren)
Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1912

Sub. S.B. 176 -- HIGHWAY JURISDICTION AND FUNDING STUDY (J. Holmgren)

Read the first time	1721

Read the second time	1721

Amendments	1832

Read the third time	1724

Circled	1724

Uncircled	1832

Transmitted to the Senate	1834

S.B. 177 -- LONG TERM LEASE - NORTH CAMPUS OF UVSC (L. McAllister)
Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1253

Sub. S.B. 177 -- LONG TERM LEASE - NORTH CAMPUS OF UVSC (L. McAllister)

Assigned to standing committee	1352

Read the second time	1563, 1933

Amendments	2034

Substituted	2098

Read the third time	2034

Reconsideration	2098

Returned to Rules Committee	1563

Other Action	2086

Transmitted to the Senate	2035, 2087, 2099

Concurrence	2086

Refuse to Recede	2063

2nd Sub. S.B. 177 -- REVIEW OF LEASE OR PURCHASE OF UTAH STATE DEVELOPMENTAL 
CENTER LAND BY UTAH VALLEY STATE COLLEGE (L. McAllister)
Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2120

Sub. S.B. 180 -- UNFAIR PUBLIC COMPETITION ACT (H. Stephenson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1561

Read the second time	1654

Amendments	1725

Read the third time	1724

Failed	1725

S.B. 181 -- LIMITING LIABILITY IN HOCKEY FACILITIES (L. Mansell)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1501

Read the second time	1582

Amendments	1848, 1941

Read the third time	1848

Circled	1848

Uncircled	1941

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1942

S.B. 182 -- RESTRICTION ON STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS COLLECTING MONIES FOR 
GROUPS (H. Stephenson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	2078

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

S.B. 185 -- SALES AND USE TAX EXEMPTION AMENDMENTS AND STUDY (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	2087

Read the second time	2094

Amendments	2087

Read the third time	2100

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2100

S.B. 187 -- UTAH COUNCIL ON VICTIMS (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1561

Read the second time	1582

Read the third time	1850

Returned to Rules Committee	1850

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

S.B. 188 -- STATE OLYMPIC COORDINATION AMENDMENTS (A. Myrin)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1501

Read the second time	1582

Read the third time	1849

Circled	1849

Uncircled	1934

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1935

S.B. 190 -- CREDIT CARD AMENDMENTS (D. Buhler)

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	1351, 1564, 1816

Read the third time	1853

Returned to Rules Committee	1564

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1854

S.B. 191 -- TOWNSITE STATUTE MODIFICATION (R. Muhlestein)

Read the second time	1423, 1509

Read the third time	1824

Circled	1824

Uncircled	1922

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1923

S.B. 192 -- CLANDESTINE DRUG LAB AMENDMENTS (P. Suazo)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1575

Read the second time	1816

Read the third time	1926

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1927

S.B. 196 -- HIGH LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1501

Read the second time	1816

Read the third time	1927

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1928

S.B. 197 -- TASK FORCE ON LOCAL AIRPORT FUNDING (L. Hillyard)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1575

Read the second time	1675

Read the third time	1732

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1733

S.B. 198 -- MOLD RETENTION LAW, MOLD LIEN LAW, AND CREDITOR'S RIGHTS (M. Dmitrich)

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	1351, 1564, 1582

Amendments	1840

Read the third time	1840

Returned to Rules Committee	1564

Transmitted to the Senate	1841

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1912

S.B. 199 -- ARTS, TECHNOLOGY, AND EDUCATION APPROPRIATION (C. Peterson)

Assigned to standing committee	1432

Read the second time	1351, 1579, 1654

Amendments	1697

Read the third time	1697

Returned to Rules Committee	1579

Transmitted to the Senate	1698

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1749

S.B. 200 -- BOATING LAW CHANGES (N. Tanner)

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	1351, 1581, 1582

Read the third time	1841

Returned to Rules Committee	1581

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1842

Sub. S.B. 201 -- RETIREMENT ELIGIBILITY FORMULA (M. Waddoups)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1649

Read the second time	1933

Read the third time	1958

Circled	1958

Uncircled	2022

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2023

S.B. 202 -- DENTAL LICENSE REGIONAL BOARD EXAM (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1327

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	1565, 1582

Read the third time	1843

Returned to Rules Committee	1565

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1843

S.B. 203 -- FUNDING EDUCATION THROUGH COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEMENT (M. Dmitrich)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1575

Read the second time	1816

Read the third time	1933

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1934

S.B. 204 -- APPROPRIATION FOR FESTIVAL OF THE AMERICAN WEST (J. Holmgren)

Read the second time	1423, 1654

Amendments	1690

Read the third time	1690

Transmitted to the Senate	1691

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1749

S.B. 205 -- DEFINING RESIDENTIAL AREA FOR BUILDING PERMIT EXEMPTIONS (A. Myrin)

Assigned to standing committee	1431

Read the second time	1351, 1581, 1582

Read the third time	1842

Returned to Rules Committee	1581

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1843

S.B. 207 -- PROFESSIONAL BOXING ACT AMENDMENTS (P. Suazo)

Read the second time	1423, 1509

Read the third time	1824

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1825

S.B. 208 -- APPROPRIATION FOR ENGINEERING AND PREENGINEERING PROGRAM (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1135

Assigned to standing committee	1202

Read the second time	1563, 1653

Amendments	1681

Read the third time	1680

Returned to Rules Committee	1563

Transmitted to the Senate	1682

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1749

S.B. 209 -- TAX EXPENDITURES FOR ZOOLOGICAL FACILITIES (L. Poulton)

Assigned to standing committee	1432

Read the second time	1351, 1816

Read the third time	1924

Returned to Rules Committee	1578

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1924

3rd Sub. S.B. 210 -- INCOME TAX CREDIT FOR STAY-AT-HOME PARENTS OR GUARDIAN 
(R. Muhlestein)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1649

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

S.B. 211 -- SALES TAX - PREPAID CALLING CARDS (L. Hillyard)

Read the second time	1423, 1509

Read the third time	1825

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1826

S.B. 212 -- TAX INCREMENT FINANCING OF REDEVELOPMENT AGENCIES (L. Mansell)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1649

Read the second time	1816

Read the third time	1947

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1948

S.B. 213 -- APPROPRIATION FOR TRAINING AND EDUCATION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS (L. 
Blackham)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1501

Read the third time	1689

Returned to Rules Committee	1654

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1690

S.B. 214 -- APPROPRIATION FOR UTAH STATE FAIRPARK (P. Suazo)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1135

Assigned to standing committee	1201

Read the second time	1421, 1653

Amendments	1684, 1688

Read the third time	1683

Circled	1684

Uncircled	1688

Transmitted to the Senate	1689

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1749

S.B. 215 -- LICENSE PLATES FOR CHILDREN'S ISSUES (P. Suazo)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1107

Assigned to standing committee	1203

Read the second time	1422

Read the third time	1818

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1819

S.B. 219 -- HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE AMENDMENTS (J. Holmgren)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1575

Read the second time	1816

Read the third time	1948

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1949

S.B. 220 -- RESEARCH TAX CREDIT FOR MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1430

Read the second time	1653

Substituted	2106

Read the third time	1680

Circled	1680

Uncircled	2106

Transmitted to the Senate	2106

Sub. S.B. 220 -- RESEARCH TAX CREDIT FOR MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT (C. Peterson)
Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2120

S.B. 221 -- EMERGENCY SERVICES TELEPHONE CHARGE (D. Steele)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1501

Read the second time	2045

Read the third time	2056

Other Action	2057

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2057

S.B. 222 -- BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLE HEARING REQUIREMENTS (S. Howell)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1918

Read the second time	1933

Amendments	1959, 2040

Read the third time	1958

Circled	1959

Uncircled	2039

Transmitted to the Senate	2041

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2066

S.B. 224 -- APPROPRIATION FOR TUACAHN FOUNDATION (L. Jones)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1501

Read the second time	1654

Read the third time	1696

Failed	1696

Transmitted to the Senate	1697

S.C.R. 1 -- FUNDING FOR OLENE WALKER HOUSING TRUST FUND RESOLUTION (P. Suazo)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	383

Assigned to standing committee	468

Read the second time	610

Read the third time	853

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	853

Action taken by the Governor	1912

S.C.R. 2 -- RESOLUTION URGING CREATION OF THE SAN RAFAEL SWELL NATIONAL HERITAGE/ 
CONSERVATION AREA (M. Dmitrich)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	433

Assigned to standing committee	521

Read the second time	727

Time Certain	788

Read the third time	917

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	918

S.C.R. 3 -- RESOLUTION DECLARING 1998 THE YEAR OF THE FARMER (A. Myrin)

Read the first time by short title	145

Read the second time	145

Read the third time	145

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	146

Action taken by the Governor	239

S.C.R. 4 -- RESOLUTION REQUESTING CONGRESS TO ALLOW INDIVIDUALS TO OPT OUT 
OF SOCIAL SECURITY (C. Taylor)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1649

Enacting Clause Stricken	2123

S.C.R. 6 -- VOLUNTEERS IN HIGHER EDUCATION RESOLUTION (D. Steele)

Read the second time	1423, 1509

Read the third time	1831

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1832

2nd Sub. S.J.R. 3 -- RESOLUTION AMENDING JUDICIAL NOMINATION PROCESS (C. Taylor)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	2039

Read the second time	2094

Read the third time	2100

Transmitted to the Senate	2101

S.J.R. 4 -- RESOLUTION SUPPORTING AFFORDABLE AND ACCESSIBLE HOUSING FROM OLYMPIC 
HOUSING (P. Suazo)

Read the second time	321

Read the third time	349

Other Action	350, 392

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	349

S.J.R. 4 -- RESOLUTION SUPPORTING AFFORDABLE HOUSING FROM OLYMPIC HOUSING (P. 
Suazo)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	105

Assigned to standing committee	150

S.J.R. 8 -- JOINT RESOLUTION - COMPENSATION OF IN-SESSION EMPLOYEES (R. Montgomery)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	105

Read the second time	150

Read the third time	259

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	260

S.J.R. 9 -- RESOLUTION CONCERNING KYOTO PROTOCOL ON GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE (M. 
Dmitrich)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Assigned to standing committee	671

Read the second time	909

Read the third time	1115

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1115

S.J.R. 10 -- RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING WILDLIFE NUMBERS (L. Blackham)
Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	604

Sub. S.J.R. 10 -- RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING WILDLIFE NUMBERS (L. Blackham)

Assigned to standing committee	671

Read the second time	909, 1201

Referred to Rules Committee due to fiscal impact	909

Read the third time	1492

Circled	1492

Uncircled	1514

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1515

S.J.R. 11 -- JOINT RULES RESOLUTION - LEGISLATIVE EXPENSES (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title	306

Read the second time	306

Read the third time	306

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	307

S.J.R. 13 -- RESOLUTION ON REVIEW OF TAX COMMISSION CASES (H. Stephenson)

Uncircled	1945

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	1945

Sub. S.J.R. 13 -- RESOLUTION ON REVIEW OF TAX COMMISSION CASES (H. Stephenson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	1430

Read the second time	1509

Read the third time	1837

Circled	1837

S.J.R. 14 -- RESOLUTION ADDRESSING OLYMPIC FINANCING (A. Myrin)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	2063

Read the second time	2085

Read the third time	2099

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2100

S.J.R. 16 -- MASTER STUDY RESOLUTION (C. Peterson)

Read the first time by short title and referred to Rules Committee	2087

Read the second time	2094

Amendments	2087

Read the third time	2101

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	2102