, retires, dies, or otherwise does not complete
{
before the expiration of
}
the term of office, the person appointed to
The motion passed with Sen. McCoy absent at the time of voting.
Rep. Greenwood presented the bill.
Sens. Greiner and Buttars spoke to the bill.
Rep. Greenwood gave a summary of the bill.
MOTION: Sen. Romero moved to send H.B.12., as amended, out with a favorable
recommendation.
The motion passed unanimously.
3. H.B.22 Harboring A Runaway, Rep. Fowlke
MOTION: Sen. Madesen moved to adopt the amendment 1, dated February 2, 2009, of
H.B.22.
1. Page
1, Lines 16 through 18
:
16
. provides that a person who harbors a minor who is a runaway must provide
notice
17
to the parent or legal guardian of the minor,
a youth services center,
the Division of
Child and Family
18
Services, or, under certain circumstances, a peace officer or a detention center,
2. Page
3, Lines 77 through 80
:
77
(c) except as provided in Subsection (3), fails to promptly notify one of the
following,
78
by telephone or other reasonable means, of the location of the minor:
79
(i) the parent or legal guardian of the minor;
{
or
}
80
(ii) the division
{
.
}
; or
(iii) a youth services center.
3. Page
4, Lines 93 through 101
:
93
[(3)] (5) Upon receipt of a report that a [minor] runaway is being harbored by a
person
94
{
the division
}
: (a) a youth services center
shall:
95
{
(a)
}
(i)
notify the parent or legal guardian that a report has been made;
and
96
{
(b)
}
(ii)
inform the parent or legal guardian of assistance available from
the
{
division.
}
youth services center; or
(b) the division shall:
(i) determine whether the runaway is abused, neglected, or dependent; and
(ii) if appropriate, make a referral for services for the runaway.
97
[(4)] (6) A parent or legal guardian of a runaway who is aware that [his minor] the
98
runaway is being harbored may notify
{
the division or
}
a law enforcement agency
and request
99
assistance in retrieving the [minor from the place of shelter] runaway. The
{
division
or
}
local
100
law enforcement agency may assist the parent or legal guardian in retrieving the [minor]
101
runaway.
The motion passed unanimously.
Rep. Fowlke presented the bill.
Dan Motolano, Director, Juvenile Services and Rick Smith, Director, Ad Litem, spoke in
favor of the bill.
Sens. Madsen and McCoy spoke to the bill.
Rep. Fowlke gave summarization of the bill.
MOTION: Sen. McCoy moved to send the H.B.22, as amended, out with a favorable
recommendation.
The motion passed unanimously
4. H.B.25 Gun Dealer Penalty Amendments, Rep. Oda
Rep. Oda presented the H.B.25.
MOTION: Sen. Madsen moved to send the H.B.25 out with a favorable recommendation.
The motion passed unanimously.
MOTION: Sen. Greiner moved to put the H.B.25 on the consent calendar.
The motion passed unanimously
5. H.B.47 Criminal Procedure - Investigation Amendments, Rep. Ray
Sen. Greiner presented the H.B.47.
MOTION: Sen. Madsen moved to send H.B.47 out with a favorable recommendation.
The motion passed unanimously.
MOTION: Sen. Greiner moved to put the H.B.47 on the consent calendar.
The motion passed unanimously.
MOTION: Sen. Romero moved to adjourn.
The motion passed unanimously
The meeting adjourned at 10:00 a.m.
Minutes were reported by Allison Volk, Secretary.
Sen. D. Chris Buttars, Committee Chair