for individuals who apply for
licensure after July 1, 2013
     
; and 
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    [(i)  the individual has resided in Utah for the last five years;]
  
(i) the individual
has resided in Utah for the last five years and applied for a certificate or license
before July 1, 2013;
     
            
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    [(ii)] 
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(i)
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(ii)
     
  the individual has: 
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    [(iii)] 
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(ii)  
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(iii)
     
as of May 3, 1999, the individual had one of the
relationships under 
The motion passed, with Rep. Chavez-Houck voting in opposition
Spoke to
the bill:        Ms. Teresa Whiting        Bureau Director, Utah Department of Health
    
Spoke in favor
of the bill:        Ms. Janis Dubno        Voices for Utah Children
              Ms. Heather Anderson    Utah Association of Special Districts
 
 MOTION:    Rep. Menlove moved to pass the bill out favorably, as amended. The motion passed
unanimously.
 
 MOTION:    Rep. Kennedy moved place H.B. 165 on the Consent Calendar. The motion passed
unanimously.
 
 S.B. 165    Physical Therapy Practice Act Amendments  (Sen. T. Weiler)
 
Sen. Weiler presented the bill to the committee.
 MOTION:    Sen. Weiler presented the bill to the committee.
 
 MOTION:    Rep. Menlove moved to pass the bill out favorably. The motion passed unanimously,
with Rep. Cosgrove absent for the vote.
 
 MOTION:    Rep. Menlove moved to place S.B. 165 on the Consent Calendar. The motion passed
unanimously, with Rep. Cosgrove absent for the vote.
  
 H.B. 148    Adoption Records Access Amendments  (Rep. J. Nielson)
 
Rep. Nielson presented the bill to the committee.
 MOTION:    Rep. Barlow moved to replace H.B. 148 with 2nd Substitute H.B. 148, "Adoption
Records Access Amendments." The motion passed unanimously, with Rep. Cosgrove
absent for the vote.
 
 MOTION:    Rep. Barlow moved to amend 2nd Substitute H.B. 148 as follows:
 
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    (9)  The office shall work with the 
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Department of Transportation
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Tax
Commission
     
 to develop language 
The motion passed unanimously, with Rep. Cosgrove absent for the vote.
Spoke in favor 
of the bill:        Ms. Becky Davis        Utah Adoption Council; and
                             Children's Service Society
                   Mr. David Hardy        Immediate past president, Utah Adoption
Council
              Ms. Charlotte Staten        Birth mother;
                               Served with the American Adoption Congress;
                            Served with the Utah Adoption Congress; and
                                          Ran a local support group for birth mothers and
adoptees in Salt Lake City
                   Ms.Kimberly Nielsen        License psychotherapist;
                              Adoption social worker; and
                                   Adoptee
                   Ms. Maryann Byg        Birth mother; and
                              Birth parent representative on the Utah
Adoption Council
                   Ms. Sarah Boynton        Birth mother
  
Spoke in opposition
to the bill:        Ms. Laura Bunker        United Families Utah
             Ms. Gayle Ruzika        Utah Eagle Forum        
 
 MOTION:    Rep. Greene moved to send H.B. 148 to the Rules Committee with a recommendation
that it be referred to interim study. The motion passed unanimously, with Rep. Chavez-
Houck and Rep. Cosgrove absent for the vote.    
 
 H.B. 381    Arbitration Amendments for Dog Bites  (Rep. L. Christensen)
 
Rep. Christensen presented the bill to the committee.
Spoke in favor 
of the bill:        Mr. Richard Burke        Utah Association for Justice
  
Spoke in opposition
to the bill:        Mr. Chris Purcell        State Farm Insurance
              Mr. Mike Sonntag        Bear River Insurance
 MOTION:    Rep. Christensen moved to pass the bill out favorably. The motion passed unanimously,
with Rep. Chavez-Houck absent for the vote.
 
 H.B. 387    Vital Statistics Act Amendments  (Rep. J. Nielson)
 
Rep. Nielson presented the bill to the committee.
 MOTION:    Rep. Barlow moved to amend the bill as follows:
 
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    (4)  "Dead fetus" means a product of human conception
  
, other than those
circumstances described in Subsection 76-7-301(1)
     
:
            
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    (a)  of [20] 16 weeks' gestation or more, calculated from the date the last normal
            
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menstrual period began to the date of delivery; and
            
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    (b)  that was not born alive. 
The motion passed unanimously, with Rep. Chavez-Houck and Rep. Cosgrove absent for the vote.
Spoke in favor
of the bill:        Mr. David Weeks
              Ms. Laura Bunker    United Families Utah
            Ms. Briana Weeks
 MOTION:    Rep. Menlove moved to pass the bill out favorably, as amended. The motion passed
unanimously, with Rep. Chavez-Houck and Rep. Cosgrove absent for the vote.
  
S.B. 42    Medical School Admissions Funding  (Sen. J. Valentine) 
 
Rep. Kennedy presented the bill to the committee on behalf of Sen. Valentine.
 MOTION:    Rep. Menlove moved to replace S.B. 42 with 1st Substitute S. B. 42, "Medical School
Admissions Funding." The motion passed unanimously, with Rep. Chavez-Houck and
Rep. Cosgrove absent for the vote. 
 
 MOTION:    Rep. Menlove moved to amend the bill as follows:
 
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    This bill:
 
            
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    .    authorizes the University of Utah School of Medicine to increase the number of
  
            
14
    
students admitted by 40 students for a total of 122 students annually; and
            
15
    
    .    requires that no fewer than 
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80%
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82%
     
 of all students admitted
annually to the University
  
            
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of Utah School of Medicine shall:
            
17
    
        .    meet the qualifications of resident student for the purposes of tuition; or
   
            
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        .    have graduated from a high school, college, or university located in Utah. 
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    (2)  Beginning with the 2013-14 school year, no fewer than 
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80%
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82%
     
 of
the students
            
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admitted annually shall:
            
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    (a)  meet the qualifications of a resident student for the purpose of tuition in
accordance
            
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with:
            
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    (i)  Section 
53B-8-102
;
            
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    (ii)  State Board of Regents policy on determining resident status; and
            
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    (iii)  University of Utah policy on determining resident status;
            
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    (b)  have graduated from a public or private college or university located in Utah; or
            
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    (c)  have graduated from a public or private high school located in Utah. 
The motion passed unanimously, with Rep. Chavez-Houck and Rep. Cosgrove absent for the vote.
Spoke to
the bill:        President David Pershing    University of Utah
           
Spoke in favor
of the bill:                Mr. Mark Brinton        Utah Medical Association
   
 MOTION:    Chair Ray moved to pass the bill out favorably, as substituted and amended. The
motion passed unanimously, with Rep. Chavez-Houck and Rep. Cosgrove absent for
the vote. 
 
S.B. 60    Abortion Statistics and Reporting Requirements  (Sen. M. Dayton) 
 
Sen. Dayton presented the bill to the committee.
Spoke in favor
of the bill:        Ms. Gayle Ruzika        Utah Eagle Forum
               Ms. Laura Bunker        United Families Utah
 
Spoke in opposition
to the bill:        Ms. Angela Urrea            Pueblo Unido
                Mr. Nate Salazar            Pueblo Unido
            Ms. Shauna Scott-Bellaccomo    Salt Lake County Women Democratic Caucus;
and
                                      Utah Women's Lobby
                    Ms. Brandi Farmer        Utah Women's Lobby; and
                             Pueblo Unido
       
Spoke to
the bill:        Dr. David Patton        Executive Director, Utah Department of Health
  
 MOTION:    Rep. Barlow moved to pass the bill out favorably. The motion passed unanimously,
with Rep. Chavez-Houck voting in opposition and Rep. Cosgrove absent for the vote.
 
 S.B. 230    Miners' Hospital Grants Amendments  (Sen. D. Hinkins)
 
At the request of the sponsor, the bill was not considered. 
 MOTION:    Rep. Redd moved to adjourn the meeting. The motion passed unanimously, with Rep.
Cosgrove absent for the vote.
 
Chair Ray adjourned the meeting at 8:50 p.m.
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                                Paul Ray, Chair