HB 1354 (2012)Became Law
relative to voter affidavits.
Concur with the Amendment (Accept the other chamber's changes) 2512s
Motion Passed: Changes Accepted 247–107 on a roll call
In the record: House Concurs with Senate AM #2512s(NT) (Rep Bates)
The House, Wednesday, June 27, 2012
The House took up 12 bills, listed below by bill.
- Journal
- House Journal 53
- Votes Taken
- 12 roll calls
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How the Day Began
Presiding over the House during the day: Rep. William O'Brien (R - Hills 5), Speaker of the House.
What the House Did That Day
The record does not say what order these came in: the journal page is cited on only a few of them, so they are listed by bill.
HB 1549 (2012)Died
prohibiting the use of motor vehicle records for any federal identification database.
Override the Governor's Veto (Pass the bill despite the veto; needs two thirds in each chamber)
Motion Passed: Overridden in the House 253–106 on a roll call
establishing an education tax credit.
Override the Governor's Veto (Pass the bill despite the veto; needs two thirds in each chamber)
Motion Passed: Overridden in the House 226–112 on a roll call
relative to legislative approval of collective bargaining agreements entered into by the state.
Override the Governor's Veto (Pass the bill despite the veto; needs two thirds in each chamber)
Motion Failed: Veto Sustained 225–124 on a roll call
HB 1679-FN (2012)Became Law
relative to partial-birth abortion.
Override the Governor's Veto (Pass the bill despite the veto; needs two thirds in each chamber)
Motion Passed: Overridden in the House 240–118 on a roll call
HB 217-FN (2012)Died
including “fetus” in the definition of “another” for the purpose of certain criminal offenses.
Override the Governor's Veto (Pass the bill despite the veto; needs two thirds in each chamber)
Motion Failed: Veto Sustained 201–126 on a roll call
SB 289-FN (2012)Became Law
relative to presenting photo identification to vote in person.
Override the Governor's Veto (Pass the bill despite the veto; needs two thirds in each chamber)
Motion Passed: Bill Became Law 231–112 on a roll call
SB 318-FN (2012)Became Law
relative to voter registration.
Override the Governor's Veto (Pass the bill despite the veto; needs two thirds in each chamber)
Motion Passed: Bill Became Law 232–110 on a roll call
SB 326-FN-A-LOCAL (2012)Became Law
relative to state reimbursement of towns and relative to taxation of trusts under the interest and dividends tax.
Override the Governor's Veto (Pass the bill despite the veto; needs two thirds in each chamber)
Motion Passed: Bill Became Law 312–18 on a roll call
SB 356 (2012)Died
limiting the authority of delegates to Article V conventions and recodifying the laws relative to religious societies.
Override the Governor's Veto (Pass the bill despite the veto; needs two thirds in each chamber)
Motion Failed: Veto Sustained 211–116 on a roll call
SB 372-FN-LOCAL (2012)Became Law
establishing an education tax credit.
Override the Governor's Veto (Pass the bill despite the veto; needs two thirds in each chamber)
Motion Passed: Bill Became Law 236–108 on a roll call
SB 406 (2012)Became Law
relative to establishing an early offer alternative in medical injury claims, relative to confidentiality of police personnel files, and establishing a committee to study the referral of patients for use of implantable medical devices.
Override the Governor's Veto (Pass the bill despite the veto; needs two thirds in each chamber)
Motion Passed: Bill Became Law 247–111 on a roll call