SECOND REVISED AGENDA

PUBLIC UTILITIES, ENERGY, AND TECHNOLOGY

INTERIM COMMITTEE

UTAH LEGISLATURE

Wednesday, November 16, 2016 • 1:15 p.m. • Room 450 State Capitol

1. Committee Business

· Call to order

· Approval of the minutes of the October 19, 2016, meeting

2. Follow-up Audit Report Discussion:

A Review of the Administration of 911 Surcharges

The committee will take action on the remaining recommendations raised in the Office of the Legislative Auditor General’s audit report that was presented and discussed at the committee’s September interim meeting.

· David Gibson, Audit Supervisor, Office of the Legislative Auditor General

· Adam J. Sweet, Policy Analyst, Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel

· Public comment

· Committee discussion/action

3. Data Breach Notification

The committee will discuss data security breach notifications by public entities. Consideration will be given to requiring public agencies to notify the public about a data security breach within a certain period of time and to the method of notification.

· Rep. Lee B. Perry

· Scott Wolford, private citizen

· Public comment

· Committee discussion

4. Draft Legislation, “Utah Technology Governance Amendments”

The committee will discuss draft legislation to amend governance of the Department of Technology Services.

· Rep. Bruce R. Cutler

· Michael Hussey, Executive Director, Department of Technology Services

· Public comment

· Committee discussion/action

5. Single Sign-on Database Report

Utah Code 63F-3-104 requires no later than November 30, 2016, for the Department of Technology Services to report to the committee with an initial design and prototype of the business database and the single sign-on web portal, together with a minimum two-year plan, including projected cost, for the initial implementation phase of the project.

· Michael Hussey, Executive Director, Department of Technology Services

· Public comment

· Committee discussion

6. Telehealth Workgroup

At the May 18, 2016, interim meeting, the committee approved the creation of a workgroup to work with the Health Reform Task Force on issues related to telehealth. The committee will receive a report from the workgroup.

· Rep. Ken Ivory

· Public comment

· Committee discussion

7. Molten Salt Reactors and Medicinal Isotope Production

The committee discussed developing a Molten Salt Reactor in Utah during the committee’s interim meeting in October. Information was presented about developing a liquid fluoride thorium reactor with an advanced power conversion system known as a supercritical CO2 Brayton cycle. The committee will discuss research and development opportunities for Utah such as medicinal isotope production.

· Rep. Edward H. Redd

· Dr. Matthew Memmott, Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering, Brigham Young University

· Public comment

· Committee discussion/action

8. Adjourn