MINUTES OF THE

HOUSE JUDICIARY

STANDING COMMITTEE

Friday, February 17, 2017 • 4:10 pm • 20 House Building


Members Present:

Rep. Mike K. McKell, Chair

Rep. V. Lowry Snow, Vice Chair

Rep. Kim F. Coleman

Rep. Bruce R. Cutler

Rep. Brian M. Greene

Rep. Ken Ivory

Rep. Brian S. King

Rep. Karianne Lisonbee

Rep. Dixon M. Pitcher

Rep. Susan Pulsipher

Rep. Tim Quinn

Rep. Mark A. Wheatley


Staff Present:

Mr. Joseph T. Wade, Policy Analyst

Mr. Steve Benard, Committee Secretary



Note: A list of others present, a copy of related materials, and an audio recording of the meeting can be found at le.utah.gov.


Chair McKell called the meeting to order at 4:11 p.m.


1. H.B. 321 Parenting Plan Amendments (Snow, V. L.)


Rep. V. Lowry Snow presented the bill with the assistance of Russell Manaas.

 

MOTION:     Rep. Ivory moved to amend H.B. 321 with Amendment #2.

 

1.    Page 3, Lines 77 through 79:   

 

77   (c) If no education provision is included in the parent plan:

78   (i) the parent with sole physical custody

{

  may  

}

  shall  
make the decisions listed in Subsection

79(5)(b); or

 

 


The motion passed with a vote of 10-0-2.

Yeas:

Nays:

Abs:

Rep. K. Coleman

Rep. B. Cutler

Rep. K. Ivory

Rep. B. King

Rep. K. Lisonbee

Rep. M. McKell

Rep. D. Pitcher

Rep. T. Quinn

Rep. V. Snow

Rep. M. Wheatley

 

Rep. B. Greene

Rep. S. Pulsipher

 

 

MOTION:     Rep. Ivory moved to amend H.B. 321 with Amendment #3.

 

1.    Page 3, Lines 80 through 81:   

 

80   (ii) in the event of joint physical custody, the parent having the child the majority of the

81time, pursuant to Subsection 30-3-10.3(4)

{

  may  

}

  shall  
make the decisions listed in Subsection (5)(b)
  , except that there is a presumption that both parents with joint physical custody shall have access to the child during school and authority to check the child out of school  
.

 

The motion passed with a vote of 10-0-2.

Yeas:

Nays:

Abs:

Rep. K. Coleman

Rep. B. Cutler

Rep. K. Ivory

Rep. B. King

Rep. K. Lisonbee

Rep. M. McKell

Rep. D. Pitcher

Rep. T. Quinn

Rep. V. Snow

Rep. M. Wheatley

 

Rep. B. Greene

Rep. S. Pulsipher

 

 

MOTION:     Rep. Ivory moved to report a favorable recommendation on H.B. 321, as amended.

The motion passed with a vote of 10-0-2.

Yeas:

Nays:

Abs:

Rep. K. Coleman

Rep. B. Cutler

Rep. K. Ivory

Rep. B. King

Rep. K. Lisonbee

Rep. M. McKell

Rep. D. Pitcher

Rep. T. Quinn

Rep. V. Snow

Rep. M. Wheatley

 

Rep. B. Greene

Rep. S. Pulsipher

 

 

2. S.B. 121 Adoption Act Amendments (Hillyard, L.)

 

Sen. Lyle W. Hillyard presented the bill.

 

MOTION:     Rep. Pitcher moved to report a favorable recommendation on S.B. 121.

The motion passed with a vote of 11-0-1.

Yeas:

Nays:

Abs:

Rep. K. Coleman

Rep. B. Cutler

Rep. B. Greene

Rep. K. Ivory

Rep. B. King

Rep. K. Lisonbee

Rep. M. McKell

Rep. D. Pitcher

Rep. T. Quinn

Rep. V. Snow

Rep. M. Wheatley

 

Rep. S. Pulsipher

 

 

MOTION:     Rep. McKell moved to place S.B. 121 on the Consent Calendar.

The motion passed with a vote of 12-0-0.

Yeas:

Nays:

Abs:

Rep. K. Coleman

Rep. B. Cutler

Rep. B. Greene

Rep. K. Ivory

Rep. B. King

Rep. K. Lisonbee

Rep. M. McKell

Rep. D. Pitcher

Rep. S. Pulsipher

Rep. T. Quinn

Rep. V. Snow

Rep. M. Wheatley

 

 

 

Rep. Snow assumed the chair.

 

Rep. Kim Coleman presented the bill.

 

3. H.B. 284 Student Right to Active Counsel (Coleman, K.)

 

Jeff Lambert, Utah System of Higher Education, spoke to the bill.

 

Sean Hollinger spoke in favor of the bill.

 

MOTION:     Rep. Lisonbee moved to amend H.B. 284 with Amendment #1.

 

1.    Page 3, Line 86 through Page 4, Line 91:     

 

86recognition of the student organization.

87   (9)

  (a)  
"Proceeding" means an adjudicatory meeting, whether formal or informal,

88including an appeal that is:

89   

{

  (a)  

}

  (i)  
required by a policy or rule; or

90   

{

  (b)  

}

  (ii)  
held to determine whether a policy or rule has been violated.

       

  (b) "Proceeding" does not include an adjudicatory meeting, formal or informal, before a court.  

91   (10) (a) "Student disciplinary proceeding" means a proceeding initiated by an

 

The motion passed with a vote of 11-0-1.

Yeas:

Nays:

Abs:

Rep. K. Coleman

Rep. B. Cutler

Rep. B. Greene

Rep. K. Ivory

Rep. B. King

Rep. K. Lisonbee

Rep. D. Pitcher

Rep. S. Pulsipher

Rep. T. Quinn

Rep. V. Snow

Rep. M. Wheatley

 

Rep. M. McKell

 

 

MOTION:     Rep. Greene moved to report a favorable recommendation on H.B. 284, as amended.

The motion passed with a vote of 11-1-0.

Yeas:

Nays:

Abs:

Rep. K. Coleman

Rep. B. Cutler

Rep. B. Greene

Rep. K. Ivory

Rep. B. King

Rep. K. Lisonbee

Rep. M. McKell

Rep. D. Pitcher

Rep. S. Pulsipher

Rep. T. Quinn

Rep. V. Snow

Rep. M. Wheatley

 

 

 

4. H.B. 326 Campus Sexual Violence Protection Act (Coleman, K.)

 

Rep. Kim Coleman presented the bill.

 

Jeff Lambert, Utah System of Higher Education, spoke in favor of the bill.

 

Turner Bitton, Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault, spoke in opposition to the bill.

 

MOTION:     Rep. Lisonbee moved to report a favorable recommendation on H.B. 326.

The motion passed with a vote of 8-2-2.

Yeas:

Nays:

Abs:

Rep. K. Coleman

Rep. B. Greene

Rep. K. Ivory

Rep. K. Lisonbee

Rep. M. McKell

Rep. D. Pitcher

Rep. S. Pulsipher

Rep. V. Snow

Rep. B. King

Rep. M. Wheatley

Rep. B. Cutler

Rep. T. Quinn

 

 

5. H.B. 323 Code of Criminal Procedure Amendments (Coleman, K.)

 

Rep. Kim Coleman presented the bill with the assistance of Mr. Steve Burton, Utah Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

 

Mr. Ryan Richards spoke to the bill.

 

MOTION:     Rep. Pulsipher moved to amend H.B. 323 with Amendment #1.

 

1.    Page 2, Lines 50 through 52:   

 

50   (l) any offense against property described in Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 1, Property

51Destruction,

  except Section 76-6-108,  
committed with the intent to harass or intimidate a cohabitant, or place a

52cohabitant in fear of serious bodily injury;

 

 

SUBSTITUTE MOTION:   Rep. Ivory moved to amend H.B. 323 with Amendment #2.

 

1.    Page 2, Lines 50 through 52:   

 

50   (l) any offense against property described in Title 76, Chapter 6, Part 1, Property

51Destruction

{

  , committed with the intent to harass or intimidate a cohabitant, or place a

52cohabitant in fear of serious bodily injury  

}

;

 

The motion passed with a vote of 6-4-2.

Yeas:

Nays:

Abs:

Rep. K. Ivory

Rep. B. King

Rep. M. McKell

Rep. D. Pitcher

Rep. V. Snow

Rep. M. Wheatley

Rep. K. Coleman

Rep. B. Greene

Rep. K. Lisonbee

Rep. S. Pulsipher

Rep. B. Cutler

Rep. T. Quinn

 

 

MOTION:     Rep. King moved to report a favorable recommendation on H.B. 323, as amended.

The motion passed with a vote of 9-1-2.

Yeas:

Nays:

Abs:

Rep. K. Coleman

Rep. K. Ivory

Rep. B. King

Rep. K. Lisonbee

Rep. M. McKell

Rep. D. Pitcher

Rep. S. Pulsipher

Rep. V. Snow

Rep. M. Wheatley

Rep. B. Greene

Rep. B. Cutler

Rep. T. Quinn

 

 

MOTION:     Rep. Wheatley moved to adjourn.

 


The motion passed with a vote of 10-0-2.

Yeas:

Nays:

Abs:

Rep. K. Coleman

Rep. B. Greene

Rep. K. Ivory

Rep. B. King

Rep. K. Lisonbee

Rep. M. McKell

Rep. D. Pitcher

Rep. S. Pulsipher

Rep. V. Snow

Rep. M. Wheatley

 

Rep. B. Cutler

Rep. T. Quinn

 

 

Vice Chair Snow adjourned the meeting at 7:12 p.m.

 

 

 

 

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Rep. Michael K. McKell, Chair