Votes at a glance: House floor (Feb. 18, 2022) — key measures and outcomes

This floor session generated several recorded outcomes. Below are the principal votes and immediate actions recorded on the House floor for Feb. 18, 2022:

- HJR 15 (Employment First Initiative): Passed 64-0. (Consent calendar)
- HB 369 (Medical Panel — Governmental Immunity Amendments): Passed 68-0. Sponsor said the bill extends immunity protections to doctors serving on administrative medical panels.
- HB 353 (False Emergency Reporting Amendments): Passed 70-0. Sponsor said the bill closes a loophole to hold instigators of false reports accountable even if they use third parties.
- HB 94 (Post Council membership amendments): Passed 66-1 (first substitute, final passage).
- HCR 7 (Air-quality concurrent resolution re enhanced zero-emission rail): Passed 66-0.
- HB 403 (Justice Reinvestment Initiative Modifications — funding and reporting): Passed 69-0 (as amended).
- HB 399 (Government Record Amendments re Garrity statements): Passed 66-3.
- HB 305 (Natural Resources Revisions — agency reorganization/conservation fund oversight): Passed 48-22.
- HB 319 (Jordan River Improvement Amendments): Passed 60-10.
- HB 229 (Property and financial offense amendments, second substitute): Passed 69-0.
- HB 368 (Vehicle license plate and registration amendments): Passed 49-19.

All measures listed above were recorded on the House floor and will be transmitted to the Senate for further consideration or signature as appropriate. For measures that passed unanimously or by voice vote on consent or concurrence, the House clerk noted the vote totals where recorded on the floor.

Ending: The House recessed to reconvene in the afternoon; committee reports were adopted and the House suspended the 24-hour rule for third-reading calendar management.