Download Zipped Introduced WP 8.0 HR0002.ZIP 5,592 Bytes
[Status][Bill Documents][Fiscal Note][Bills Directory]

H.R. 2

             1     

HOUSE RULES REVISIONS RESOLUTION

             2     
2000 GENERAL SESSION

             3     
STATE OF UTAH

             4     
Sponsor: Gerry A. Adair

             5      A RESOLUTION OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REVISING HOUSE RULES;
             6      MODIFYING STANDARDS FOR RECORDING A REPRESENTATIVE AS ABSENT
             7      DURING A VOTE; ESTABLISHING A MODE OF ADDRESSING REPRESENTATIVES; AND
             8      PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
             9      This resolution affects legislative rules as follows:
             10      AMENDS:
             11          HR-30.03
             12      ENACTS:
             13          HR-22.11
             14      Be it resolved by the House of Representatives of the state of Utah:
             15          Section 1. HR-22.11 is enacted to read:
             16           HR-22.11. Method of Address in the House.
             17          It is proper for a legislator to address a fellow Representative in committee or on the floor
             18      as "Representative" followed by the Representative's surname. (For example, "Representative
             19      Doe.")
             20          Section 2. HR-30.03 is amended to read:
             21           HR-30.03. Roll Call on Final Passage of Bills.
             22          The vote on final passage of all bills is by roll call or by electronic voting. If by roll call,
             23      the names of the Representatives shall be called alphabetically, except the Speaker, who is called
             24      last. A roll call vote or electronic voting on other questions shall be taken if requested by five
             25      Representatives present. Representatives absent [or not voting] from the House chamber shall be
             26      so recorded.
             27          Section 3. Effective date.


             28          This resolution takes effect upon approval by a constitutional majority vote of all members
             29      of the House of Representatives.




Legislative Review Note
    as of 12-3-99 9:52 AM


A limited legal review of this legislation raises no obvious constitutional or statutory concerns.

Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel


[Bill Documents][Bills Directory]