HOUSE JOURNAL
FIFTH SPECIAL SESSION

FOURTEENTH DAY
* * *

MORNING SESSION

The House was called to order by Speaker Stephens at 10:50 a.m.

Roll call showed all members present.

Pledge of Allegiance and prayer by Representative LaWanna "Lou" Shurtliff.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	July 8, 2002

The Senate passed, H.B. 5003, LOCAL SPECIAL ELECTION AMENDMENTS, by
Representative E. Anderson, 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. 5002, COURT RECORDS OF DRIVING UNDER THE
INFLUENCE CASES, by Representative A. L. Tyler, 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. 5003 and Sub. H.B. 5002 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.

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS

REPEAL OF UNFUNDED CONSUMER HEARING PANEL

H.B. 5005	Matt Throckmorton

THIS ACT AMENDS THE HUMAN SERVICES CODE. THE ACT REPEALS THE CHILD WELFARE
CONSUMER HEARING PANEL WHICH DID NOT GET FUNDED FOR FISCAL YEAR 2002-03. THIS
ACT HAS AN IMMEDIATE EFFECTIVE DATE, read the first time by short title.

INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX - ESTIMATED TAX PAYMENTS

H.B. 5006	Jackie Biskupski

THIS ACT AMENDS THE REVENUE AND TAXATION CODE TO REQUIRE CERTAIN TAXPAYERS TO
MAKE ESTIMATED TAX PAYMENTS TO THE STATE TAX COMMISSION UNDER CERTAIN
CIRCUMSTANCES. THE ACT PROVIDES PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR MAKING ESTIMATED
TAX PAYMENTS TO THE STATE TAX COMMISSION, AND REQUIRES THAT PENALTIES BE IMPOSED
ON A TAXPAYER THAT FAILS TO PAY OR UNDERPAYS AN ESTIMATED TAX PAYMENT. THIS ACT
MAKES TECHNICAL CHANGES, read the first time by short title.

CONSOLIDATION OF DIVISIONS OF
MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE

H.B. 5008	Jack A. Seitz

THIS ACT MODIFIES THE HUMAN SERVICES CODE. THIS ACT CREATES A NEW DIVISION OF
SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTH WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES BY
COMBINING THE DIVISION OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND THE DIVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH.
THIS ACT MAKES A CORRESPONDING CHANGE TO THE POLICY BOARDS ASSOCIATED WITH EACH
DIVISION. THIS ACT MAKES CONFORMING CHANGES TO OTHER STATUTES AND MAKES
TECHNICAL CHANGES. THIS ACT PROVIDES AN EFFECTIVE DATE, read the first time by
short title.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Curtis, under suspension of the rules, the House
voted to consider H.B. 5005, H.B. 5006, and H.B. 5008 read the second time by
short title and placed on the Third Reading Calendar.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Hatch, the House voted to recess until 1:00 p.m.

AFTERNOON SESSION

The House was called to order by Speaker Stephens at 1:25 p.m.

CERTIFICATE

I, OLENE S. WALKER, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF UTAH, DO HEREBY CERTIFY
THAT the attached copy of a Supplemental Proclamation issued under date of July
9th, 2002 and signed by Governor Michael O. Leavitt, is a true and correct copy
of the original Supplemental Proclamation adding to the purposes of the 5th
Special Session of the Fifty-Fourth Legislature of the State of Utah at the
State Capitol at Salt Lake City.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the
Great Seal of the State of Utah. Done at the State Capitol in Salt Lake City,
Utah, this 9th day of July, 2002.


OLENE S. WALKER
Lieutenant Governor

Communication filed.

SUPPLEMENTAL PROCLAMATION

PURSUANT to Item 7 of the Proclamation issued June 19, 2002, calling the
Legislature into special session, I add the following items to the agenda for
the special session:

1. To clarify statutory authority for collecting DNA specimens.

2. To consider creating a task force to study revenue sources for water.

3. For the Senate to advise and consent to appointments made by the Governor.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the
Great Seal of the State of Utah. Done at the State Capitol in Salt Lake City,
Utah, this 9th day of July, 2002.

Michael O. Leavitt
Governor

Olene S. Walker
Lieutenant Governor

Communication filed.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	July 9, 2002

The Senate passed S.B. 5002, SURCHARGE ON TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS AMENDMENTS, by
Senator D. C. Buttars, and it is transmitted for consideration; and

The Senate passed S.B. 5004, ELIMINATION OF ANNUAL LEAVE CONVERSION, by Senator
B. Evans, and it is transmitted for consideration; and

The Senate passed S.B. 5005, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AMENDMENTS, by Senator L.
Blackham, and it is transmitted for consideration; and

The Senate passed S.B. 5006, 2002 CAPITAL FACILITIES BONDING, by Senator B.
Evans, and it is transmitted for consideration; and

The Senate passed, H.J.R. 501, RESOLUTION APPROVING FEDERAL - UTAH STATE TRUST
LANDS CONSOLIDATION AGREEMENT, by Representative B. Johnson, 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. S.B. 5002, S.B. 5004, S.B. 5005, and S.B. 5006, read the
first time by short title.

Communication filed. H.J.R. 501 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.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Hatch, under suspension of the rules, the House
voted to consider S.B. 5002, S.B. 5004, S.B. 5005, and S.B. 5006, read the
second time by short title and placed on the Third Reading Calendar.

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS

EXTENSION OF BASIC SKILLS COMPETENCY TEST

H.B. 5007	Marda Dillree

THIS ACT MODIFIES THE STATE SYSTEM OF PUBLIC EDUCATION BY EXTENDING FOR ONE YEAR
THE PILOT STATUS OF THE TENTH GRADE BASIC SKILLS COMPETENCY TEST. THIS ACT
PROVIDES AN IMMEDIATE EFFECTIVE DATE, read the first time by short title.

NONRESIDENT TUITION WAIVER AMENDMENTS

H.B. 5010	Afton B. Bradshaw

THIS ACT MODIFIES THE STATE SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION BY REPEALING PRESIDENTS'
AUTHORITY TO WAIVE CERTAIN TUITION FOR NONRESIDENTS. THIS ACT ALSO REPEALS THE
AUTHORIZATION TO OFFER NONRESIDENT PARTIAL TUITION SCHOLARSHIPS, read the first
time by short title.

FAMILIES, AGENCIES, COMMUNITIES
TOGETHER PROGRAM REPEAL

H.B. 5011	Jack A. Seitz

THIS ACT REPEALS THE FAMILIES, AGENCIES, COMMUNITIES TOGETHER FOR CHILDREN AND
YOUTH AT RISK ACT, MAKES CERTAIN TECHNICAL CHANGES, AND PROVIDES AN IMMEDIATE
EFFECTIVE DATE, read the first time by short title.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

H.J.R. 502, RESOLUTION CLOSING DISTRICT COURT IN ROY, read the third time by
short title and placed on its final passage.

H.J.R. 502 then passed on the following roll call:

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

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Barrus	Beck
	Becker	Bennion	Beshear	Biskupski	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw
	Bryson	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark	D. Cox	Curtis
	Daniels	Dayton	Dillree	Donnelson	Duckworth	Ferrin	Ferry
	Fife	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen	Harper	Hatch	Hogue	Holdaway
	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson	Jones	Litvack	Lockhart	Mascaro
	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Murray	Newbold	Pace	Parker	Philpot
	Ray	Saunders	Seitz	Shurtliff	Siddoway	G. Snow
	Styler	Thompson	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart	Wallace
	Way	Winn	Young

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	Bigelow	Buffmire	Hendrickson	King	Peterson
	Swallow	Tyler	M. Stephens

H.J.R. 502 transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

* * *

H.B. 5005, REPEAL OF UNFUNDED CONSUMER HEARING PANEL, read the third time by
short title and placed on its final passage.

H.B. 5005 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 66; Nays, 1; Absent or not voting, 8.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Barrus	Beck
	Bennion	Beshear	Biskupski	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw
	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark
	D. Cox	Curtis	Daniels	Dayton	Dillree	Donnelson	Duckworth
	Ferrin	Ferry	Fife	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen	Harper	Hatch
	Hogue	Holdaway	B. Johnson	Jones	King	Litvack	Lockhart
	Mascaro	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Murray	Newbold	Pace	Parker
	Philpot	Ray	Saunders	Seitz	Shurtliff	Siddoway
	G. Snow	Styler	Thompson	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart
	Wallace	Way	Winn	Young

Voting in the negative was: Representative
E. Hutchings

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	Becker	Bigelow	Hendrickson	Peterson	Swallow	Tyler
	M. Stephens

H.B. 5005 transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Adair, the House voted to reconsider its action on H.
J.R. 502.

RECONSIDERATION OF H.J.R. 502

H.J.R. 502, RESOLUTION CLOSING DISTRICT COURT IN ROY, was before the House upon
its reconsideration.

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

1.	Page 1, Line 22:
After "takes effect" insert "no earlier than January 1, 2003"

H.J.R. 502, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 64; Nays, 3; Absent or not voting, 8.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Barrus	Beck
	Becker	Bennion	Beshear	Biskupski	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw
	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark
	D. Cox	Curtis	Daniels	Dillree	Donnelson	Duckworth	Ferrin
	Ferry	Fife	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen	Harper	Hogue	Holdaway
	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson	Jones	King	Litvack	Lockhart
	Mascaro	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Murray	Newbold	Parker	Peterson
	Philpot	Ray	Saunders	Seitz	Shurtliff	Siddoway
	G. Snow	Styler	Thompson	Throckmorton	Ure	Wallace	Winn
	Young

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Dayton	Pace	Way

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	Bigelow	Hatch	Hendrickson	Swallow	Tyler	Urquhart
	M. Stephens

H.J.R. 502, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

H.B. 5006, INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX - ESTIMATED TAX PAYMENTS, read the third time
by short title and placed on its final passage.

Representatives Ferrin, Adair, Arent, Thompson, and Adams, Dillree, Styler,
Bradshaw, Anderson, Beck, Bourdeaux, Peterson, Young, Jones, Beshear, Newbold,
Wallace, Hutchings, Buffmire, Way, Saunders, Allen, and Ure declared conflicts
of interest because they are self-employed.

H.B. 5006 then failed to pass on the following roll call:

Yeas, 22; Nays, 44; Absent or not voting, 9.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Arent	Beck	Becker	Beshear	Biskupski	Bourdeaux	Bradshaw
	Buffmire	Daniels	Duckworth	Fife	Goodfellow	Gowans
	Hansen	Jones	King	Litvack	McCartney	Morgan	Moss
	Shurtliff	Young

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	S. Allen	Anderson	Barrus	Bennion	Bowman
	Bryson	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark	D. Cox	Curtis
	Dayton	Dillree	Donnelson	Ferrin	Ferry	Harper	Hogue	Holdaway
	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson	Lockhart	Mascaro	Murray	Newbold
	Pace	Parker	Peterson	Philpot	Ray	Saunders	Seitz
	G. Snow	Styler	Thompson	Throckmorton	Ure	Wallace	Way
	Winn

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	Bigelow	Hatch	Hendrickson	Siddoway	Swallow	Tyler
	Urquhart	M. Stephens

H.B. 5006 was filed.

* * *

H.B. 5008, CONSOLIDATION OF DIVISIONS OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE, read
the third time by short title and placed on its final passage.

Representative Buffmire declared a conflict of interest because she is a mental
health provider.

H.B. 5008 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 49; Nays, 23; Absent or not voting, 3.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Barrus	Bennion	Bigelow
	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark
	D. Cox	Curtis	Dayton	Dillree	Donnelson	Ferrin	Ferry	Harper
	Hatch	Hogue	Holdaway	B. Johnson	King	Lockhart
	Mascaro	Murray	Newbold	Pace	Parker	Peterson	Philpot	Saunders
	Seitz	Siddoway	G. Snow	Styler	Thompson	Throckmorton
	Ure	Urquhart	Wallace	Way	Winn	M. Stephens

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Anderson	Arent	Beck	Becker	Beshear	Biskupski	Bourdeaux
	Buffmire	Daniels	Duckworth	Fife	Goodfellow	Gowans
	Hansen	E. Hutchings	Jones	Litvack	McCartney	Morgan	Moss
	Ray	Shurtliff	Young

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Hendrickson	Swallow	Tyler

H.B. 5008 transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

* * *

H.B. 5007, EXTENSION OF BASIC SKILLS COMPETENCY TEST, read the third time by
short title and placed on its final passage.

H.B. 5007 then passed on the following roll call:

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

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent
	Barrus	Beck	Becker	Bennion	Beshear	Bigelow	Biskupski
	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush
	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark	D. Cox	Curtis	Daniels	Dayton
	Dillree	Donnelson	Duckworth	Ferrin	Ferry	Fife
	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen	Harper	Hatch	Hogue	Holdaway
	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson	Jones	King	Litvack	Lockhart
	Mascaro	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Murray	Newbold	Pace	Parker
	Peterson	Philpot	Ray	Seitz	Shurtliff	Siddoway
	G. Snow	Styler	Thompson	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart
	Wallace	Way	Winn	Young	M. Stephens

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Hendrickson	Saunders	Swallow	Tyler

H.B. 5007 transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

* * *

H.B. 5010, NONRESIDENT TUITION WAIVER AMENDMENTS, read the third time by short
title and placed on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Bradshaw, the House voted to circle H.B. 5010.

* * *

H.B. 5011, FAMILIES, AGENCIES, COMMUNITIES TOGETHER PROGRAM REPEAL, read the
third time by short title and placed on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Curtis, the House voted to circle H.B. 5011.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Murray, the House voted to uncircle H.B. 5004.

H.B. 5004, SALARIES FOR LEGISLATORS, was before the House on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Bryson, the House voted to delete H.B. 5004 in title
and body and insert 2nd Sub. H.B. 5004 in lieu thereof.

2nd Sub. H.B. 5004 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 56; Nays, 13; Absent or not voting, 6.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Barrus
	Beck	Becker	Beshear	Bigelow	Biskupski	Bourdeaux	Bowman
	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark
	S. Clark	Daniels	Dayton	Dillree	Donnelson	Duckworth
	Ferrin	Ferry	Gowans	Hansen	Harper	Hatch	Holdaway	E.
Hutchings	B. Johnson	Jones	King	Litvack	Lockhart	Mascaro
	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Newbold	Peterson	Philpot	Ray
	Shurtliff	G. Snow	Swallow	Thompson	Ure	Urquhart
	Wallace	Way	Winn

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Adair	Bennion	D. Cox	Curtis	Fife	Goodfellow	Murray	Pace	Parker
	Siddoway	Styler	Young	M. Stephens

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Hendrickson	Hogue	Saunders	Seitz	Throckmorton	Tyler

2nd Sub. H.B. 5004 transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Hatch, the House voted to move to the Senate Third
Reading Calendar.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	July 9, 2002

The Senate passed S.B. 5007, EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SURCHARGE AMENDMENTS, by
Senator D. Steele, and it is transmitted for consideration; and

The Senate passed S.B. 5009, STATUTORY AMENDMENTS FOR MEDICAID BUDGET REDUCTIONS,
 by Senator D. Steele, and it is transmitted for consideration; and

The Senate passed, H.J.R. 502, RESOLUTION CLOSING DISTRICT COURT IN ROY, by
Representative A. L. Tyler, 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. S.B. 5007 and S.B. 5009, read the first time by short
title. On motion of Representative Hatch, under suspension of the rules, the
House voted to consider S.B. 5007 and S.B. 5009 read the second time by short
title and placed on the Senate Third Reading Calendar.

Communication filed. H.J.R. 502 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 Lt. Governor.

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS

CORRECTIONAL SERVICES AMENDMENTS

H.B. 5012	Paul Ray

THIS ACT MODIFIES THE CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE BY PROVIDING THAT THE
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS IS NOT REQUIRED TO PROVIDE SUPERVISION FOR THE
PROBATION OF DEFENDANTS CONVICTED OF CLASS A MISDEMEANORS, IN ADDITION TO B AND
C MISDEMEANORS AND INFRACTIONS WHICH THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS IS CURRENTLY
NOT REQUIRED TO SUPERVISE. THIS ACT ALSO PROVIDES THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTIONS IS NOT REQUIRED TO PROVIDE PRESENTENCE INVESTIGATIONS ON CLASS A OR
B MISDEMEANORS, ADDING THESE MISDEMEANORS TO THE CLASS C AND INFRACTION OFFENSES
REGARDING WHICH THE DEPARTMENT IS CURRENTLY NOT REQUIRED TO PROVIDE PRESENTENCE
INVESTIGATIONS. THIS ACT HAS AN IMMEDIATE EFFECTIVE, read the first time by
short title.

REVIEW OF CERTAIN SALES AND USE TAX PROVISIONS

H.B. 5013	Ralph Becker

THIS ACT AMENDS THE SALES AND USE TAX ACT TO REQUIRE THE UTAH TAX REVIEW
COMMISSION TO REVIEW CERTAIN SALES AND USE TAX PROVISIONS DURING THE 2002
INTERIM. THE ACT PROVIDES PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR CONDUCTING THE REVIEW.
THE ACT HAS AN IMMEDIATE EFFECTIVE DATE, read the first time by short title.

APPROPRIATION TO GENERAL FUND FROM
PERMANENT STATE TRUST FUND

H.B. 5014	Jeff Alexander

THIS ACT APPROPRIATES $17,000,000 FROM THE TOBACCO SETTLEMENT PERMANENT STATE
TRUST FUND TO THE GENERAL FUND FOR FISCAL YEAR 2002-03. THIS ACT PROVIDES AN
EFFECTIVE DATE, read the first time by short title.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

S.B. 5001, CANVASS FOR PROVISIONAL BALLOT, read the third time by short title
and placed on its final passage.

S.B. 5001 then passed on the following roll call:

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

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent
	Barrus	Beck	Becker	Bennion	Beshear	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bowman
	Bradshaw	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark
	D. Cox	Curtis	Daniels	Dayton	Dillree	Donnelson	Duckworth
	Ferrin	Ferry	Fife	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen	Harper	Hatch
	Hogue	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson	Jones	King
	Litvack	Lockhart	Mascaro	McCartney	Morgan	Murray	Newbold
	Pace	Parker	Peterson	Philpot	Ray	Saunders	Seitz
	Shurtliff	Siddoway	G. Snow	Styler	Swallow	Thompson
	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart	Wallace	Way	Winn	Young
	M. Stephens

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Biskupski	Bryson	Hendrickson	Moss	Tyler

S.B. 5001 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. 5002, SURCHARGE ON TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS AMENDMENTS, read the third time by
short title and placed on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Allen, the House voted to circle S.B. 5002.

* * *

S.B. 5004, ELIMINATION OF ANNUAL LEAVE CONVERSION, read the third time by short
title and placed on its final passage.

S.B. 5004 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 38; Nays, 35; Absent or not voting, 2.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Adams	Alexander	Bradshaw	Bryson	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark
	S. Clark	D. Cox	Curtis	Dayton	Dillree	Donnelson	Ferrin
	Ferry	Harper	Hatch	Hogue	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson	Lockhart
	Newbold	Peterson	Philpot	Seitz	Siddoway	G. Snow	Styler
	Swallow	Thompson	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart	Wallace
	Way	Winn	M. Stephens

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Aagard	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Barrus	Beck	Becker	Bennion
	Beshear	Bigelow	Biskupski	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Buffmire
	Daniels	Duckworth	Fife	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen
	Hendrickson	Holdaway	Jones	King	Litvack	Mascaro
	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Murray	Pace	Parker	Ray
	Shurtliff	Young

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Saunders	Tyler

S.B. 5004 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. 5005, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AMENDMENTS, read the third time by short title
and placed on its final passage.

S.B. 5005 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 73; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 2.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent
	Barrus	Beck	Becker	Bennion	Beshear	Bigelow	Biskupski
	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush
	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark	D. Cox	Curtis	Daniels	Dayton
	Dillree	Donnelson	Duckworth	Ferrin	Ferry	Fife
	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen	Harper	Hatch	Hendrickson	Hogue
	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson	Jones	King	Litvack
	Lockhart	Mascaro	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Murray	Newbold
	Pace	Parker	Peterson	Philpot	Ray	Seitz	Shurtliff
	Siddoway	G. Snow	Styler	Swallow	Thompson	Throckmorton
	Ure	Urquhart	Wallace	Way	Winn	Young	M. Stephens

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Saunders	Tyler

S.B. 5005 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. 5006, 2002 CAPITAL FACILITIES BONDING, read the third time by short title
and placed on its final passage.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Ure, the House voted to recess until 3:35 p.m.

The House was called to order by Speaker Stephens at 3:53 p.m.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	July 9, 2002

The Senate passed, as amended, S.B. 5010, MINIMUM SCHOOL PROGRAM AMENDMENTS, by
Senator H. Stephenson, with the following amendments:

1.	Page 4, Lines 93 and 94:
After "class sizes" delete "or directly reduce expenditures for classroom
instruction"

and it is transmitted for consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. S.B. 5010, read the first time by short title. On motion
of Representative Hatch, under suspension of the rules, the House voted to
consider S.B. 5010 read the second time by short title and placed on the Senate
Third Reading Calendar.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	July 9, 2002

The Senate passed, H.B. 5005, REPEAL OF UNFUNDED CONSUMER HEARING PANEL, by
Representative M. Throckmorton, which has been signed by the President and it is
transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 5008, CONSOLIDATION OF DIVISIONS OF MENTAL HEALTH AND
SUBSTANCE ABUSE, by Representative J. Seitz, which has been signed by the
President and it is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 5007, EXTENSION OF BASIC SKILLS COMPETENCY TEST, by
Representative M. Dillree, 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. 5005, H.B. 5008, and H.B. 5007 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.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

On motion of Representative Adair, the House voted to circle S.B. 5006.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Ure, the House voted to recess for five minutes.

The House was called to order by Speaker Stephens at 5:20 p.m.

INTRODUCTION OF BILL

CORRECTIONS - PROCEDURES AND FEES

H.B. 5015	Glenn L. Way

THIS ACT MODIFIES THE PUBLIC SAFETY CODE BY AMENDING PROVISIONS REGARDING THE
COLLECTION OF DNA SPECIMENS FROM OFFENDERS. THE ACT CLARIFIES STATUTORY
AUTHORITY FOR AGENCIES TO COLLECT THE SPECIMENS, AND THAT THE $75 FEE IS NOT TO
BE COLLECTED FROM THE OFFENDER IF THE COLLECTING AGENCY DETERMINES THE OFFENDER
IS UNABLE TO PAY. THIS ACT REQUIRES THAT THE AGENCY ESTABLISH PROCEDURES FOR
DETERMINING ABILITY TO PAY. THIS ACT REQUIRES THAT DNA SPECIMENS ARE TO BE
COLLECTED FROM ALL PERSONS CONVICTED OF A FELONY UNDER STATE LAW, NOT ONLY THOSE
FELONIES UNDER THE CRIMINAL CODE. THIS ACT AUTHORIZES USE OF REASONABLE FORCE IF
NECESSARY TO COLLECT THE SPECIMEN, AND REQUIRES THE AGENCIES TO ESTABLISH
GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURES. THIS ACT HAS AN IMMEDIATE EFFECTIVE DATE, read the
first time by short title. On motion of Representative Hatch, under suspension
of the rules, the House voted to consider H.B. 5015 read the second time by
short title and placed on the Third Reading Calendar.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

S.B. 5007, EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SURCHARGE, read the third time by short
title and placed on its final passage.

S.B. 5007 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 54; Nays, 15; Absent or not voting, 6.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent
	Beck	Becker	Bennion	Bigelow	Biskupski	Bourdeaux	Bowman
	Bradshaw	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark	D. Cox
	Daniels	Dillree	Donnelson	Duckworth	Ferry	Fife	Gowans
	Hansen	Hatch	Hogue	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson
	Jones	King	Litvack	Lockhart	Mascaro	McCartney	Morgan
	Moss	Murray	Newbold	Pace	Ray	Saunders	Seitz
	Shurtliff	Siddoway	G. Snow	Ure	Wallace	Young	M.
Stephens

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Barrus	Bryson	Buffmire	Curtis	Dayton	Goodfellow	Harper	Peterson
	Philpot	Styler	Swallow	Thompson	Throckmorton	Way	Winn

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Beshear	Ferrin	Hendrickson	Parker	Tyler	Urquhart

S.B. 5007 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. 5009, STATUTORY AMENDMENTS FOR MEDICAID BUDGET REDUCTIONS, read the third
time by short title and placed on its final passage.

S.B. 5009 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 69; Nays, 1; Absent or not voting, 5.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Barrus	Beck
	Becker	Bennion	Beshear	Bigelow	Biskupski	Bourdeaux	Bowman
	Bradshaw	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark
	D. Cox	Curtis	Daniels	Dayton	Dillree	Donnelson	Duckworth
	Ferrin	Ferry	Fife	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen	Harper	Hatch
	Hogue	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson	Jones	King
	Litvack	Lockhart	Mascaro	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Murray
	Newbold	Pace	Peterson	Philpot	Ray	Saunders	Seitz
	Shurtliff	Siddoway	G. Snow	Styler	Swallow	Thompson
	Throckmorton	Ure	Wallace	Way	Winn	Young	M. Stephens

Voting in the negative was: Representative
Bryson

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	Hendrickson	Parker	Tyler	Urquhart

S.B. 5009 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 Adair, the House voted to uncircle S.B. 5006.

S.B. 5006, 2002 CAPITAL FACILITIES BONDING, was before the House on its final
passage.

On motion of Representative Adair, the House voted to delete S.B. 5006 in title
and body and insert Sub. S.B. 5006 in lieu thereof.

Sub. S.B. 5006 then passed on the following roll call:

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

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent
	Barrus	Beck	Bennion	Beshear	Bigelow	Biskupski	Bowman	Bradshaw
	Bryson	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark	D. Cox	Curtis
	Daniels	Dayton	Dillree	Duckworth	Ferrin	Ferry	Hansen	Hatch
	Hogue	Holdaway	Jones	King	Litvack	Lockhart
	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Murray	Pace	Peterson	Ray
	Saunders	Seitz	Siddoway	G. Snow	Styler	Swallow
	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart	Wallace	Winn	M. Stephens

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Bourdeaux	Buffmire	Donnelson	Fife	Goodfellow	Gowans
	Harper	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson	Mascaro	Newbold	Philpot
	Shurtliff	Thompson	Way	Young

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Becker	Hendrickson	Parker	Tyler

Sub. S.B. 5006 returned to the Senate for further consideration.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

S.B. 5010, MINIMUM SCHOOL PROGRAM AMENDMENTS, read the third time by short title
and placed on its final passage.

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

1.	Page 1, Line 6:
Delete "This act"

2.	Page 1, Line 7:
Delete line 7.

3.	Page 1, Line 8:
Delete the sentence ending with "2002-03."

4.	Page 3, Lines 88-94:
Delete these lines and renumber accordingly.

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

5.	Page 1, Line 19:
Delete "$1,586,482,794" and insert "$1,581,482,794"

6.	Page 3, Line 68:
Delete "$1,586,482,794" and insert "$1,581,482,794"

S.B. 5010, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 45; Nays, 24; Absent or not voting, 6.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Barrus	Bennion	Bigelow
	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark
	D. Cox	Dayton	Dillree	Donnelson	Ferrin	Ferry	Harper	Hogue
	Holdaway	B. Johnson	Lockhart	Mascaro	Murray	Newbold
	Pace	Peterson	Ray	Saunders	Seitz	G. Snow	Styler
	Swallow	Thompson	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart	Wallace
	Way	Winn	M. Stephens

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Anderson	Arent	Beck	Becker	Beshear	Biskupski	Bourdeaux
	Buffmire	Daniels	Duckworth	Fife	Goodfellow	Gowans
	Hansen	E. Hutchings	Jones	King	Litvack	McCartney	Morgan
	Moss	Philpot	Shurtliff	Young

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Curtis	Hatch	Hendrickson	Parker	Siddoway	Tyler

S.B. 5010 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 Ure, under suspension of the rules, the House voted
to move to the House Third Reading Calendar.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

H.B. 5012, CORRECTIONAL SERVICES AMENDMENTS, read the third time by short title
and placed on its final passage.

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

1.	Page 2, Line 57:
After "department" insert "shall supervise sex offenders as defined in 77-27-21.
5(1)(d), and"

2.	Page 2, Line 57:
After "of" insert "other"

Representative Bourdeaux declared a conflict of interest because his company
works with presentencing.

On motion of Representative Curtis, the House voted to circle H.B. 5012.

* * *

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Hatch, the House voted to recess for 30 minutes.

The House was called to order by Speaker Stephens at 7:35 p.m.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	July 9, 2002

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed 1st Sub.
S.B. 5006, 2002 CAPITAL FACILITIES BONDING, by Senator Evans, and it is
transmitted for the signature of the Speaker.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. Sub. S.B. 5006 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.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	July 9, 2002

The Senate passed S.B. 5013, HIGHER EDUCATION BUDGET AUTHORITY, by Senator
Hillyard, and it is transmitted for consideration; and

The Senate passed S.B. 5012, GUBERNATORIAL AND LEGISLATIVE TASK FORCE ON
ALTERNATIVE REVENUE SOURCES FOR WATER FUNDING, by Senator Blackham, and it is
transmitted for consideration; and

The Senate passed, as amended, S.B. 5011, STATUTORY AMENDMENTS TO IMPLEMENT
BUDGET CUTS, by Senator L. Blackham, and it is transmitted for consideration;
and

The Senate substituted and passed, Senate 1st Sub. S.B. 5003, TRANSPORTATION
FUND TRANSFERS, by Senator Jenkins, and it is transmitted for consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communications filed. S.B. 5013, S.B. 5012, S.B. 5011, and Sub. S.B. 5003, read
the first time by short title. On motion of Representative Hatch, under
suspension of the rules, the House voted to consider S.B. 5013, S.B. 5012, S.B.
5011, and 1st Sub. S.B. 5003, read the second time by short title and placed on
the Third Reading Calendar.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	July 9, 2002

The Senate substituted and passed, Senate 3rd Sub. H.B. 5004, SALARIES FOR
LEGISLATORS, by Representative Murray, and it is transmitted for further
consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Murray, the House voted to
concur in the Senate amendments to Senate 3rd Sub. H.B. 5004.

Senate 3rd Sub. H.B. 5004, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the
following roll call:

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

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Arent	Barrus	Beck
	Becker	Bennion	Beshear	Bigelow	Biskupski	Bourdeaux	Bowman
	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark
	S. Clark	Curtis	Daniels	Dillree	Donnelson	Duckworth
	Ferry	Fife	Hansen	Hatch	Hogue	Holdaway	E. Hutchings
	B. Johnson	Jones	King	Litvack	Lockhart	Mascaro
	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Murray	Newbold	Pace	Peterson
	Philpot	Ray	Saunders	Seitz	Shurtliff	Siddoway
	G. Snow	Styler	Swallow	Ure	Urquhart	Wallace	Winn	Young
	M. Stephens

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Anderson	D. Cox	Dayton	Ferrin	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hendrickson
	Thompson	Throckmorton	Way

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Harper	Parker	Tyler

Senate 3rd Sub. H.B. 5004, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate
for signature of the President.

INTRODUCTION OF BILL

SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT IV

H.B. 5009	Jeff Alexander

THIS ACT FUNDS APPROPRIATIONS AND REDUCTIONS FOR THE SUPPORT OF STATE GOVERNMENT
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 2002 AND ENDING JUNE 30, 2003. THIS ACT
PROVIDES BUDGET INCREASES AND DECREASES FOR THE USE AND SUPPORT OF CERTAIN STATE
DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES OF STATE GOVERNMENT AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES AS PROVIDED
IN THIS ACT. THE ACT STATES INTENT LANGUAGE GOVERNING EXPENDITURES AND PROVIDES
AN EFFECTIVE DATE, read the first time by short title. On motion of
Representative Hatch, under suspension of the rules, the House voted to consider
H.B. 5009 read for the second time by short title and placed at the top of the
Third Reading Calendar.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

H.B. 5009, SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT, read the third time by short title
and placed on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Curtis, the House voted to circle H.B. 5009.

* * *

H.B. 5013, REVIEW OF CERTAIN SALES AND USE TAX PROVISIONS, read the third time
by short title and placed on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Curtis, the House voted to circle H.B. 5013.

* * *

H.B. 5014, APPROPRIATION TO GENERAL FUND FROM, read the third time by short
title and placed on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Alexander, the House voted to circle H.B. 5014.

* * *

H.B. 5015, CORRECTIONS - PROCEDURES AND FEES, read the third time by short title
and placed on its final passage.

H.B. 5015 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 72; Nays, 0; Absent or not voting, 3.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent
	Barrus	Beck	Becker	Bennion	Beshear	Bigelow	Biskupski
	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush
	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark	D. Cox	Curtis	Daniels	Dayton
	Dillree	Donnelson	Duckworth	Ferrin	Ferry	Fife
	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen	Hatch	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holdaway
	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson	Jones	King	Litvack	Lockhart
	Mascaro	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Murray	Newbold	Pace	Peterson
	Philpot	Ray	Saunders	Seitz	Shurtliff	Siddoway
	G. Snow	Styler	Swallow	Thompson	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart
	Wallace	Way	Winn	Young	M. Stephens

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Harper	Parker	Tyler

H.B. 5015 transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Alexander, the House voted to uncircle
H.B. 5014.

H.B. 5014, APPROPRIATION TO GENERAL FUND FROM PERMANENT STATE TRUST FUND, was
before the House on its final passage.

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

1.	Page 1, Line 6:
Delete "$17,000,000" and insert "$17,800,000"

2.	Page 1, Line 12:
Delete "$17,000,000" and insert "$17,800,000"

H.B. 5014, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 58; Nays, 15; Absent or not voting, 2.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Anderson	Barrus
	Bennion	Bigelow	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire
	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark	D. Cox	Curtis	Dayton
	Dillree	Donnelson	Duckworth	Ferrin	Ferry	Gowans	Harper
	Hatch	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	B.
Johnson	King	Lockhart	Mascaro	Murray	Newbold	Pace	Peterson
	Philpot	Ray	Saunders	Seitz	Siddoway	G. Snow	Styler
	Swallow	Thompson	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart	Wallace
	Way	Winn	Young	M. Stephens

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Arent	Beck	Becker	Beshear	Biskupski	Daniels	Fife	Goodfellow
	Hansen	Jones	Litvack	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Shurtliff

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Parker	Tyler

H.B. 5014, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Hutchings, the House voted to recall S.B. 5004 from
the Senate.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Alexander, the House voted to uncircle
H.B. 5009.

H.B. 5009, SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT IV, was before the House on its final
passage.

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

1.	Page 20, Line767:
After line 767 insert:
"From Federal Funds$700,000"

2.	Page 20, Line 770:
After "Planning and Project Services" delete "$1,835,000" and insert "$2,535,
000"

3.	Page 20, Line 771:
After line 771 insert:
"It is the intent of the Legislature that the State Office of Education use $500,
000 of appropriated state funds to support a District Online Testing Pilot
Program."

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

4.	Page 2, Line 61:
Delete "$3,474,400" and insert "$2,674,400"

5.	Page 2, Line 64:
Delete line 64.

On motion of Representative Alexander, the House voted to circle H.B. 5009.

* * *

On motion of Representative Becker, the House voted to uncircle H.B. 5013.

H.B. 5013, REVIEW OF CERTAIN SALES AND USE TAX PROVISIONS, was before the House
on its final passage.

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

1.	Page 3, Line 73:
Delete "with the governor's office and"

On motion of Representative Ure, the House voted to circle H.B. 5013.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Ure, the House voted to move to the Senate Third
Reading Calendar.

COMMUNICATION FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	July 9, 2002

The Senate refuses to concur with the House Amendments to S.B. 5010, MINIMUM
SCHOOL PROGRAM AMENDMENTS, by Senator H. Stephenson, and requests the House
recede from its amendments.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Dillree, the House voted to
refuse to recede from its amendments to S.B. 5010. The Speaker was authorized to
appoint a conference committee. The Speaker appointed Representatives Dillree,
Ferrin, and King.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Bigelow, the House voted to uncircle S.B. 5002.

S.B. 5002, SURCHARGE ON TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS AMENDMENTS, was before the House on
its final passage.

S.B. 5002 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 41; Nays, 28; Absent or not voting, 6.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	Anderson	Barrus	Bigelow
	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush
	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark	D. Cox	Curtis	Donnelson
	Ferry	Gowans	Hatch	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson
	Mascaro	Murray	Pace	Peterson	Ray	Saunders	Siddoway
	G. Snow	Styler	Swallow	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart	Wallace
	Way	M. Stephens

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
S. Allen	Arent	Beck	Becker	Bennion	Beshear	Biskupski	Daniels
	Dayton	Duckworth	Fife	Goodfellow	Hansen	Harper
	Hendrickson	Hogue	Jones	Litvack	Lockhart	McCartney
	Morgan	Moss	Newbold	Philpot	Shurtliff	Thompson	Winn
	Young

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Dillree	Ferrin	King	Parker	Seitz	Tyler

S.B. 5002 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 recess for five minutes.

The House was called to order by Speaker Stephens at 9:25 p.m.

* * *

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

THIRD READING CALENDAR

Sub. S.B. 5003, TRANSPORTATION FUND TRANSFERS, read the third time by short
title and placed on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Ure, the House voted to circle Sub. S.B. 5003.

* * *

S.B. 5011, STATUTORY AMENDMENTS TO IMPLEMENT BUDGET CUTS, read the third time by
short title and placed on its final passage.

On motion of Representative Alexander, the House voted to circle S.B. 5011.

* * *

S.B. 5012, GUBERNATORIAL AND LEGISLATIVE TASK FORCE ON ALTERNATIVE REVENUE
SOURCES FOR WATER FUNDING, read the third time by short title and placed on its
final passage.

On motion of Representative Alexander, the House voted to circle S.B. 5012.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

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

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Alexander, the House voted to uncircle
H.B. 5009.

H.B. 5009, SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT IV, was before the House on its final
passage.

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

1.	Page 14, Line 514:
After "From General Fund" delete "(1,005,400)" and insert "20,640,900"

2.	Page 14, Line 514:
After line 514 insert:
"From Income Tax Revenue (21,646,300)"

3.	Page 14, Line 546:
After "From General Fund" delete "(542,000)" and insert "18,542,600"

4.	Page 14, Line 546:
After line 546 insert:
"From Income Tax Revenue (19,084,600)"

5.	Page 15, Line 585:
After "From General Fund" delete "(313,200)" and insert "10,140,500"

6.	Page 15, Line 585:
After line 585 insert:
"From Income Tax Revenue (10,453,700)"

7.	Page 16, Line 594:
After "From General Fund" delete "(148,000)" and insert "4,498,700"

8.	Page 16, Line 594:
After line 594 insert:
"From Income Tax Revenue (4,646,700)"

9.	Page 16, Line 607:
After "From General Fund" delete "(68,400)" and insert "1,652,400"

10.	Page 16, Line 607:
After line 607 insert:
"From Income Tax Revenue (1,720,800)"

11.	Page 16, Line 620:
After "From General Fund" delete "(90,700)" and insert "2,542,100"

12.	Page 16, Line 620:
After line 620 insert:
"From Income Tax Revenue (2,632,800)"

13.	Page 16, Line 633:
After "From General Fund" delete "(226,700)" and insert "9,074,900"

14.	Page 16, Line 633:
After line 633 insert:
"From Income Tax Revenue (9,301,600)"

15.	Page 17, Line 642:
After "From General Fund" delete "(282,800)" and insert "11,679,100"

16.	Page 17, Line 642:
After line 642 insert:


"From Income Tax Revenue (11,961,900)"

17.	Page 17, Line 652:
After line 652 insert:
"COLLEGE OF EASTERN UTAH
ITEM 110
To College of Eastern Utah - Education and General
From General Fund 1,953,900
From Income Tax Revenue (1,953,900)"

Renumber remaining items accordingly.

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

18.	Pages 11-12, Lines 426-444:
Delete lines 426-444

19.	Page 12, Line 467:
After "From General Fund" delete "(608,500)" and insert "(658,500)"

20.	Page 12, Line 469:
After line 469 insert: 
"Developmental Disability and Mental Retardation Waiver (50,000)"

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

21.	Page 2, Line 47:
After line 47 insert:
"ITEM 9
To Governor's Office - Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice
From General Fund (1,508,400)
From Crime Victims' Reparations Trust Fund 1,508,400"

Renumber remaining items accordingly.

H.B. 5009, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 45; Nays, 26; Absent or not voting, 4.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Barrus	Bigelow	Bowman
	Bradshaw	Bryson	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark
	D. Cox	Curtis	Dayton	Dillree	Donnelson	Ferrin	Ferry	Harper
	Hatch	Hogue	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson	Lockhart
	Mascaro	Murray	Newbold	Pace	Peterson	Ray	Saunders
	Siddoway	Styler	Swallow	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart
	Wallace	Way	Winn	M. Stephens

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Anderson	Arent	Beck	Becker	Bennion	Beshear	Biskupski
	Bourdeaux	Buffmire	Daniels	Duckworth	Fife
	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen	Hendrickson	Jones	King	Litvack
	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Philpot	Shurtliff	Thompson
	Young

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Parker	Seitz	G. Snow	Tyler

H.B. 5009, as amended, transmitted to the Senate for its consideration.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Hatch, the House voted to move to the Senate Third
Reading Calendar.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Alexander, the House voted to uncircle
S.B. 5011.

S.B. 5011, STATUTORY AMENDMENTS TO IMPLEMENT BUDGET CUTS, was before the House
on its final passage.

S.B. 5011 then passed on the following roll call:

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

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Anderson	Barrus
	Bennion	Bigelow	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark
	D. Cox	Curtis	Daniels	Dayton	Dillree	Donnelson	Ferrin	Ferry
	Gowans	Harper	Hatch	Hogue	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	B.
Johnson	Lockhart	Mascaro	Murray	Pace	Peterson	Ray	Saunders
	Siddoway	Styler	Swallow	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart
	Wallace	Way	Winn	M. Stephens

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Arent	Beck	Becker	Beshear	Biskupski	Bourdeaux	Buffmire
	S. Clark	Duckworth	Fife	Goodfellow	Hansen
	Hendrickson	Jones	King	Litvack	McCartney	Morgan	Moss
	Newbold	Philpot	Shurtliff	Thompson	Young

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Parker	Seitz	G. Snow	Tyler

S.B. 5011 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 Ure, the House voted to uncircle S.B. 5012.

S.B. 5012, GUBERNATORIAL AND LEGISLATIVE TASK FORCE ON ALTERNATIVE REVENUE
SOURCES FOR WATER FUNDING, was before the House on its final passage.

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

1.	Page 1, Line 24:
Delete "Legislature" and insert "Senate"

2.	Page 1, Line 24:
Delete "and" and insert a semicolon

3.	Page 1, Line 24:
Insert a new subsection to read as follows:
"(d) one member of the House of Representatives appointed by"

4.	Page 1, After line 25:
Renumber accordingly.

S.B. 5012, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 61; Nays, 8; Absent or not voting, 6.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Anderson	Barrus
	Beck	Becker	Bennion	Bigelow	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire
	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark	D. Cox	Daniels	Dayton
	Dillree	Donnelson	Duckworth	Ferrin	Ferry	Fife
	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen	Harper	Hatch	Hendrickson	Hogue
	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson	Jones	King	Lockhart
	Mascaro	Morgan	Murray	Newbold	Pace	Peterson	Ray	Saunders
	Siddoway	Styler	Swallow	Thompson	Throckmorton	Ure
	Urquhart	Wallace	Way	Winn	Young	M. Stephens

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Beshear	Biskupski	Bourdeaux	Litvack	McCartney	Moss	Philpot
	Shurtliff

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Arent	Curtis	Parker	Seitz	G. Snow	Tyler

S.B. 5012, as amended, returned to the Senate for further consideration.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Bennion, the House voted to uncircle
Sub. S.B. 5003.

Sub. S.B. 5003, TRANSPORTATION FUND TRANSFERS, was before the House on its final
passage.

Sub. S.B. 5003 then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 39; Nays, 31; Absent or not voting, 5.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Adair	Alexander	S. Allen	Barrus	Beck	Bennion	Bigelow	Bradshaw
	Buffmire	Buttars	D. Clark	D. Cox	Curtis	Daniels	Ferrin
	Ferry	Hatch	Hogue	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson
	Jones	King	Mascaro	Morgan	Newbold	Pace	Peterson
	Shurtliff	Siddoway	Styler	Swallow	Throckmorton	Ure
	Urquhart	Wallace	Way	Winn	M. Stephens

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adams	Anderson	Arent	Becker	Beshear	Biskupski
	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bryson	Bush	S. Clark	Dayton	Dillree
	Donnelson	Duckworth	Fife	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen
	Harper	Hendrickson	Litvack	McCartney	Moss	Murray	Philpot
	Ray	Saunders	Thompson	Young

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Lockhart	Parker	Seitz	G. Snow	Tyler

Sub. S.B. 5003 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.

THIRD READING CALENDAR

S.B. 5013, HIGHER EDUCATION BUDGET AUTHORITY, read the third time by short title
and placed on its final passage.

S.B. 5013 then passed on the following roll call:

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

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Barrus	Beck
	Becker	Bennion	Beshear	Bigelow	Biskupski	Bourdeaux	Bowman
	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark
	S. Clark	D. Cox	Curtis	Daniels	Dayton	Dillree	Donnelson
	Duckworth	Ferrin	Ferry	Fife	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen
	Harper	Hatch	Hogue	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson
	Jones	King	Litvack	Lockhart	Mascaro	McCartney	Morgan
	Moss	Murray	Newbold	Pace	Peterson	Philpot	Ray	Saunders
	Shurtliff	Siddoway	Styler	Swallow	Thompson
	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart	Wallace	Way	Winn	Young
	M. Stephens

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Alexander	Hendrickson	Parker	Seitz	G. Snow	Tyler

S.B. 5013 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:	July 9, 2002

The President of the Senate has signed 3rd Sub. H.B. 5004, SALARIES FOR
LEGISLATORS, by Representative J. Murray, and it is transmitted for the
signature of the Speaker; and

The Senate passed, H.B. 5015, CORRECTIONS - PROCEDURES AND FEES, by
Representative G. Way, 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. 3rd Sub. H.B. 5004 and H.B. 5015 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.

CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT

Mr. President and Mr. Speaker:	July 9, 2002

The Joint Conference Committee comprised of Senators Stephenson, Poulton, and
Hale, and Reps. Dillree, Ferrin, and King, recommends S.B. 5010, MINIMUM SCHOOL
PROGRAM AMENDMENTS, by Senator H. Stephenson, be replaced and favorably
recommends 1st Sub. S.B. 5010, MINIMUM SCHOOL PROGRAM AMENDMENTS.

Senator Stephenson
Senate Chair

Representative Dillree
House Chair

Report filed. On motion of Representative Dillree, the House voted to adopt the
Conference Committee Report. Sub. S.B. 5010 then passed on the following roll
call:

Yeas, 48; Nays, 23; Absent or not voting, 4.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Barrus	Bennion	Bigelow
	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark
	D. Cox	Curtis	Dayton	Dillree	Donnelson	Ferrin	Ferry	Harper
	Hatch	Hogue	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson	Lockhart
	Mascaro	Murray	Newbold	Pace	Peterson	Philpot	Ray	Saunders
	Siddoway	Styler	Swallow	Thompson	Throckmorton	Ure
	Urquhart	Wallace	Way	Winn	M. Stephens

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Anderson	Arent	Beck	Becker	Beshear	Biskupski	Bourdeaux
	Buffmire	Daniels	Duckworth	Fife	Goodfellow	Gowans
	Hansen	Hendrickson	Jones	King	Litvack	McCartney	Morgan
	Moss	Shurtliff	Young

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Parker	Seitz	G. Snow	Tyler

Sub. S.B. 5010 was returned to the Senate for further consideration.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

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

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Becker, the House voted to uncircle H.B. 5013.

H.B. 5013, REVIEW OF CERTAIN SALES AND USE TAX PROVISIONS, was before the House
on its final passage.

H.B. 5013 then failed to pass on the following roll call:

Yeas, 35; Nays, 35; Absent or not voting, 5.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Beck	Becker	Beshear	Biskupski
	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Buffmire	D. Cox	Curtis
	Daniels	Duckworth	Fife	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen
	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson
	Jones	King	Litvack	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Pace
	Shurtliff	Siddoway	Styler	Young

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	Barrus	Bennion	Bigelow	Bryson	Bush
	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark	Dayton	Dillree	Donnelson
	Ferrin	Ferry	Harper	Hatch	Mascaro	Murray	Newbold	Peterson
	Philpot	Ray	Saunders	Swallow	Thompson	Throckmorton
	Ure	Urquhart	Wallace	Way	Winn	M. Stephens

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Lockhart	Parker	Seitz	G. Snow	Tyler

H.B. 5013 was filed.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Hatch, the House voted to recess for five minutes.

The House was called to order by Speaker Stephens at 11:00 p.m.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	July 9, 2002

The President of the Senate has appointed a Conference Committee consisting of
Senators Stephenson, Poulton, and Hale to meet with a like committee from the
House of Representatives to consider or amend S.B. 5010, MINIMUM SCHOOL PROGRAM
AMENDMENTS, by Senator H. Stephenson.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	July 9, 2002

The Senate passed, H.B. 5014, APPROPRIATION TO GENERAL FUND FROM PERMANENT STATE
TRUST FUND, by Representative J. Alexander, which has been signed by the
President and it is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. H.B. 5014 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:	July 9, 2002

The Senate transmits S.B. 5004, ELIMINATION OF ANNUAL LEAVE CONVERSION, by
Senator B. Evans, for further consideration.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. On motion of Representative Hutchings, the House voted to
reconsider its action on S.B. 5004.

RECONSIDERATION OF S.B. 5004

S.B. 5004, ELIMINATION OF ANNUAL LEAVE CONVERSION, was before the House upon its
final passage.

On motion of Representative Hutchings, the House voted to circle S.B. 5004.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Alexander, the House voted to uncircle
H.B. 5011.

H.B. 5011, FAMILIES, AGENCIES, COMMUNITIES TOGETHER PROGRAM REPEAL, was before
the House on its final passage.

H.B. 5011 then failed to pass on the following roll call:

Yeas, 33; Nays, 35; Absent or not voting, 7.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	Barrus	Bigelow	Bowman	Bryson	Bush
	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark	D. Cox	Curtis	Dayton
	Donnelson	Ferrin	Ferry	Hatch	B. Johnson	Pace	Peterson
	Philpot	Ray	Saunders	Styler	Swallow	Thompson
	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart	Way	M. Stephens

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
S. Allen	Anderson	Arent	Beck	Becker	Bennion	Beshear
	Biskupski	Bourdeaux	Bradshaw	Buffmire	Daniels
	Dillree	Duckworth	Fife	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen	Harper
	Hendrickson	Hogue	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	Jones	King
	Litvack	Mascaro	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Murray	Newbold	Siddoway
	Wallace	Young

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Lockhart	Parker	Seitz	Shurtliff	G. Snow	Tyler	Winn

H.B. 5011 was filed.

COMMUNICATION FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	July 9, 2002

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed S.B. 5012, GUBERNATORIAL
AND LEGISLATIVE TASK FORCE ON ALTERNATIVE REVENUE SOURCES FOR WATER FUNDING, by
Senator L. Blackham, and it is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. S.B. 5012 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 move to the Senate Third
Reading Calendar.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

On motion of Representative Hutchings, the House voted to uncircle
S.B. 5004.

S.B. 5004, ELIMINATION OF ANNUAL LEAVE CONVERSION, was before the House on its
final passage.

On motion of Representative Hutchings, the House voted to delete S.B. 5004 in
title and body and insert Sub. S.B. 5004, ANNUAL LEAVE CONVERSION, in lieu
thereof.

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

1.	Page 1, Line 16:
After "authorizes" insert "and fully funds the estimated costs of"

Sub. S.B. 5004, as amended, then passed on the following roll call:

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

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Anderson	Arent
	Barrus	Beck	Becker	Bennion	Beshear	Bigelow	Biskupski
	Bourdeaux	Bowman	Bradshaw	Bryson	Buffmire	Bush
	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark	D. Cox	Curtis	Daniels	Dayton
	Dillree	Donnelson	Duckworth	Ferrin	Ferry	Fife
	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen	Harper	Hatch	Hendrickson	Hogue
	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson	Jones	King	Litvack
	Lockhart	Mascaro	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Murray	Newbold
	Pace	Peterson	Philpot	Ray	Saunders	Siddoway
	Styler	Swallow	Thompson	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart
	Wallace	Way	Young	M. Stephens

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Parker	Seitz	Shurtliff	G. Snow	Tyler	Winn

Sub. S.B. 5004, as amended, returned to the Senate for further consideration.

COMMUNICATION FROM THE SENATE

Mr. Speaker:	July 9, 2002

The Senate passed H.B. 5009, SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT IV, by
Representative J. Alexander, with the following amendments:

26.	Page 20, Line 771 (Lilac Copy 7-9-02) 
After line 771 insert the following underlined language as Amendment #26
amendments:
"It is the intent of the Legislature that the State Office of Education use up
to $500,000 of appropriated state funds to support a District Online Testing
Pilot Program until federal funds become available."

and it is transmitted to the House 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. 5009.

H.B. 5009, as amended by the Senate, then passed on the following roll call:

Yeas, 43; Nays, 25; Absent or not voting, 7.

Voting in the affirmative were: Representatives
Aagard	Adair	Adams	Alexander	S. Allen	Barrus	Bigelow	Bowman
	Bradshaw	Bryson	Bush	Buttars	D. Clark	S. Clark
	D. Cox	Curtis	Dayton	Dillree	Donnelson	Ferrin	Ferry	Harper
	Hatch	Hogue	Holdaway	E. Hutchings	B. Johnson	Lockhart
	Mascaro	Murray	Newbold	Pace	Peterson	Ray	Saunders
	Siddoway	Swallow	Throckmorton	Ure	Urquhart	Wallace
	Way	M. Stephens

Voting in the negative were: Representatives
Anderson	Arent	Beck	Becker	Bennion	Beshear	Biskupski
	Bourdeaux	Buffmire	Daniels	Duckworth	Fife
	Goodfellow	Gowans	Hansen	Hendrickson	Jones	King	Litvack
	McCartney	Morgan	Moss	Philpot	Thompson	Young

Absent or not voting were: Representatives
Parker	Seitz	Shurtliff	G. Snow	Styler	Tyler	Winn

H.B. 5009, as amended by the Senate, transmitted to the Senate for signature of
the President.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	July 9, 2002

The Senate adopted the Joint Conference Committee Report dated July 9, 2002, and
passed 1st Sub. S.B. 5010, MINIMUM SCHOOL PROGRAM AMENDMENTS, by Senator H.
Stephenson, and it is transmitted for the signature of the Speaker.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. Sub. S.B. 5010 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.

* * *

Mr. Speaker:	July 9, 2002

The Senate concurred in the House amendments and passed 1st Sub.
S.B. 5004, ANNUAL LEAVE CONVERSION, by Senator Evans, and it is transmitted for
the signature of the Speaker.

Annette B. Moore
Secretary of the Senate

Communication filed. S.B. 5004 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 Speaker was authorized to appoint a
committee to wait upon the Senate and inform them that the House had completed
its business and was prepared to adjourn sine die. The Speaker appointed
Representatives Dayton, Philpot, and Fife.

Representative Fife reported that his committee had waited upon the Senate and
they were prepared to adjourn sine die.

On motion of Representative Hatch, the Speaker was authorized to appoint a
committee to wait upon the Governor and inform him that the House had completed
its business and was prepared to adjourn sine die. The Speaker appointed
Representatives Throckmorton, Way, and Duckworth.

Representative Throckmorton reported that his committee had waited upon the
Governor and he had no message to bring before the House.

Senators M. Peterson, Steele, and Eastman formally notified the House that the
Senate had completed its business and was prepared to adjourn sine die.

On motion of Representative Hatch, and at 11:45 p.m., the House of
Representatives of the Fifty-fourth Legislature adjourned the Fifth Special
Session, sine die.

Page Index Day 1-14

H.B. 5001 -- TECHNICAL AMENDMENTS TO ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES AMENDMENTS (P.
Jones)

Read for the first time	5

Read the second time	6

Read the third time	7

Transmitted to the Senate	7

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	12

H.B. 5002 -- COURT RECORDS OF DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE CASES (A.L. Tyler)
Read for the first time	5

Read the second time	6

Read the third time	7

Substituted	8

1st Sub. H.B. 5002 -- COURT RECORDS OF DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE CASES (A.L.
Tyler)

Transmitted to the Senate	8

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	13

H.B. 5003 -- LOCAL SPECIAL ELECTION AMENDMENTS (E. Anderson)

Read for the first time	6

Read the second time	6

Read the third time	8

Amendments	8

Transmitted to the Senate	9

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	13

H.B. 5004 -- SALARIES FOR LEGISLATORS (J. Murray)

Read for the first time	6

Read the second time	6

Read the third time	9

Circled	9

Uncircled	23

Substituted	23

2nd Sub. H.B. 5004 -- SALARIES FOR LEGISLATORS AND CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICES (J.
Murray)
Transmitted to the Senate	23

3rd Sub. H.B. 5004 -- SALARIES FOR LEGISLATORS (J. Murray)
Concurrence	36

H.B. 5005 -- REPEAL OF UNFUNDED CONSUMER HEARING PANEL (M. Throckmorton)

Read for the first time	13

Read the second time	14

Read the third time	18

Transmitted to the Senate	19

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	29

H.B. 5006 -- INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX - ESTIMATED TAX PAYMENTS (J. Biskupski)

Read for the first time	14

Read the second time	14

Read the third time	20

Failed	21

H.B. 5007 -- EXTENSION OF BASIC SKILLS COMPETENCY TEST (M. Dillree)

Read for the first time	16

Read the third time	21

Transmitted to the Senate	22

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	29

H.B. 5008 -- CONSOLIDATION OF DIVISIONS OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE (J.
Seitz)

Read for the first time	14

Read the second time	14

Read the third time	21

Transmitted to the Senate	21

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	29

H.B. 5009 -- SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT IV (J. Alexander)

Read for the first time	37

Read the third time	37

Circled	37, 40

Uncircled	39, 43

Transmitted to the Senate	46

Amendments	40, 43, 56

Concurrence	56

H.B. 5010 -- NONRESIDENT TUITION WAIVER AMENDMENTS (A. Bradshaw)

Read for the first time	17

Read the third time	22

Circled	22

H.B. 5011 -- FAMILIES, AGENCIES, COMMUNITIES TOGETHER PROGRAM REPEAL (J. Seitz)

Read for the first time	17

Read the third time	22

Circled	22

Uncircled	53

Failed	54

H.B. 5012 -- CORRECTIONAL SERVICES AMENDMENTS (P. Ray)

Read for the first time	24

Read the third time	34

Amendments	34

Circled	34

Signed by the Speaker	54

H.B. 5013 -- REVIEW OF CERTAIN SALES AND USE TAX PROVISIONS (R. Becker)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	25

Read the third time	37

Uncircled	40, 51

Amendments	40

Circled	37, 40

Failed	52

H.B. 5014 -- APPROPRIATION TO GENERAL FUND FROM PERMANENT STATE TRUST FUND (J.
Alexander)

Read for the first time and referred to the Rules Committee	25

Read the third time	37

Circled	37

Uncircled	38

Amendments	38

Transmitted to the Senate	39

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	53

H.B. 5015 -- CORRECTIONS - PROCEDURES AND FEES (G. Way)

Read for the first time	29

Read the second time	30

Read the third time	37

Transmitted to the Senate	38

H.J.R. 501 -- RESOLUTION APPROVING FEDERAL - UTAH STATE TRUST LANDS
CONSOLIDATION AGREEMENT
(B. Johnson)

Read for the first time	6

Read the second time	6

Read the third time	9, 10

Amendments	9, 10

Transmitted to the Senate	11

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	16

H.J.R. 502 -- RESOLUTION CLOSING DISTRICT COURT IN ROY (A. L. Tyler)
Read for the first time	6

Read the second time	7

Read the third time	17

Reconsideration	19

Amendments	19

Transmitted to the Senate	18, 20

Signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Governor	24

S.B. 5001 -- CANVASS FOR PROVISIONAL BALLOT (J. Hickman)

Read the first time by short title	11

Read the second time	11

Read the third time	25

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	26

S.B. 5002 -- SURCHARGE ON TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS AMENDMENTS (D. C. Buttars)

Read the first time by short title	16

Read the second time	16

Circled	26

Read the third time	26

Uncircled	41

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	42

S.B. 5003 -- TRANSPORTATION FUND TRANSFERS (S. Jenkins)
Read the third time	42

1st Sub. S.B. 5003 -- TRANSPORTATION FUND TRANSFERS (S. Jenkins)

Read the first time by short title	35

Read the second time	35

Circled	42

Uncircled	48

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	49

S.B. 5004 -- ELIMINATION OF ANNUAL LEAVE CONVERSION (B. Evans)

Read the first time by short title	16

Read the second time	16

Read the third time	26

Reconsideration	53

Circled	53

Uncircled	55

Substituted	55

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	27, 57

1st Sub. S.B. 5004 -- ANNUAL LEAVE CONVERSION (Beverly Ann Evans)

Amendments	55

Returned to the Senate	56

S.B. 5005 -- CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AMENDMENTS (L. Blackham)

Read the first time by short title	16

Read the second time	16

Read the third time	27

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	28

S.B. 5006 -- 2002 CAPITAL FACILITIES BONDING (B. Evans)

Read the first time by short title	16

Read the second time	16

Read the third time	28

Circled	29

Uncircled	31

Substituted	32

1st Sub. S.B. 5006 -- 2002 CAPITAL FACILITIES BONDING (B. Evans)

Returned to the Senate	32

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	35

S.B. 5007 -- EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES SURCHARGE AMENDMENTS (D. Steele)

Read the first time by short title	24

Read the second time	24

Read the third time	30

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	30

S.B. 5009 -- STATUTORY AMENDMENTS FOR MEDICAID BUDGET REDUCTIONS (D. Steele)

Read the first time by short title	24

Read the second time	24

Read the third time	31

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	31

S.B. 5010 -- MINIMUM SCHOOL PROGRAM AMENDMENTS (H. Stephenson)

Read the first time by short title	28

Read the second time	28

Read the third time	32

Amendments	28, 32

Refuse to Recede	41

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	34

1st Sub. S.B. 5010 -- MINIMUM SCHOOL PROGRAM AMENDMENTS (H. Stephenson)
Joint Conference Committee Report	50
Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	57

S.B. 5011 -- STATUTORY AMENDMENTS TO IMPLEMENT BUDGET CUTS (L. Blackham)

Read the first time by short title	35

Read the second time	35

Read the third time	42

Circled	42

Uncircled	46

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	47

S.B. 5012 -- GUBERNATORIAL AND LEGISLATIVE TASK FORCE ON ALTERNATIVE REVENUE
SOURCES FOR WATER FUNDING (L. Blackham)

Read the first time by short title	35

Read the second time	35

Circled	42

Read the third time	42

Uncircled	47

Amendments	47

Returned to the Senate	48

S.B. 5013 -- HIGHER EDUCATION BUDGET AUTHORITY (L. Hillyard)

Read the first time by short title	35

Read the second time	35

Read the third time	49

Signed by the Speaker and returned to the Senate	50