Section 1. JR1-4-301 is amended to read:JR1-4-301. News media -- Discriminatory conduct.(1)As used in this rule, "discriminatory conduct" means the same as that term is defined in Legislative Management Committee Policy E -- Legislative Workplace Discrimination Prevention.(2)Beginning on January 1, 2019, inIn order to obtain or maintain House or Senate press credentials, a member of the news media shall:(a)on an annual basis, take online training provided by the Legislature on unlawful harassmentdiscriminatory conduct; and(b)sign a document indicating that the member has received a copy of, and agrees to abide by, the Legislature's policy on unlawful harassmentLegislative Management Committee Policy E -- Legislative Workplace Discrimination Prevention.(2)(3)(a)A member of the news media is prohibited from engaging in unlawful harassment ofdiscriminatory conduct toward a member, employee, or volunteer of the Legislature or legislative employee.(b)(4)The Legislature may revoke a member of the media's press credentials, or take other remedial action, if the member of the media violates Subsection (2)(a)(3) or otherwise violates the Legislature's harassment policyLegislative Management Committee Policy E -- Legislative Workplace Discrimination Prevention.

Section 2. JR3-2-302 is amended to read:JR3-2-302. Joint appropriations subcommittees -- Creation -- Membership.The members of the Joint Appropriations Committee shall be divided into the following joint appropriations subcommittees:(1)Transportation and Infrastructure;(2)Economic and Community Development;(3)Executive Offices and Criminal Justice;(4)Social Services;(5)Higher Education;(6)Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environmental Quality; (7)Public Education; and(8)General Government.

Section 3. JR4-1-201 is amended to read:JR4-1-201. General bill format requirements.(1)Each bill shall be typewritten or printed on paper 8-1/2 by 11 inches.(2)(a)When a bill proposes to enact new law, all of the language proposed to be enacted by the bill shall be underlined.(b)When a bill proposes to enact a statutory section of new law, all of the language in the entire section must be underlined.(c)When a bill proposes to repeal an existing statutory section and reenact that statutory section using new language, the new language of the entire section shall be underlined.(3)When a bill proposes to amend a statutory section without repealing the entire statutory section:(a)all of the language to be repealed must appear between brackets with the letters struck through; and(b)all of the new language proposed to be enacted by the bill must be underlined.(4)When a bill proposes to repeal a statutory section, the statutory sections to be repealed shall be listed in the long title as required by these rules and listed by statutory section number and bold face at the end of the bill before any special clauses.

Section 4. JR4-1-401 is amended to read:JR4-1-401. Identifying adopted amendments in context.(1)When a Senate committee or floor amendment is adopted in the Senate, the Senate amendment shall be noted in the legislation with additional spacing and markers indicating the beginning and ending of the adopted Senate amendment.(2)When a House committee or floor amendment is adopted in the House, the House amendment shall be noted in the legislation with additional spacing and markers indicating the beginning and ending of the adopted House amendment.(3)(a)Notwithstanding JR4-1-201, and except as provided in Subsection (3)(b), when an additional section from the Utah Code is added to a bill by amendment:(i)all of the language in the section that is to be repealed must appear between brackets with the letters struck through; and(ii)all of the new language in the section that is proposed to be enacted by the bill must be underlined.(b)If the additional section added to the bill by amendment is to be repealed, the text of the repealed section need not be included.

Section 5. JR6-1-103 is amended to read:JR6-1-103. Receipt of campaign donations.(1)As used in this rule:(a)"Campaign contribution" means cash or a negotiable instrument contributed for a political purpose to a campaigner.(b)"Campaigner" means:(i)a legislative office candidate;(ii)an individual who holds a legislative office;(iii)a personal campaign committee of a person described in Subsection (1)(b)(i) or (ii);(iv)a political action committee controlled by a person described in Subsection (1)(b)(i) or (ii); or(v)a person acting on behalf of a person described in Subsections (1)(b)(i) through (iv).(c)"Capitol hill" means the same as that term is defined in Utah Code Section 36-5-163O-1-101.(d)"Indirect campaign contribution" means a campaign contribution that is delivered to a campaigner:(i)when the campaigner is not present; or(ii)via a third party or delivery service.(e)"Political purpose" means the same as "political purposes" is defined in Utah Code Section 20A-11-101.(2)(a)A campaigner may not accept receipt of a campaign contribution on capitol hill.(b)A legislator who is in violation of this rule is subject to an ethics complaint regardless of whether the violation occurred while the legislator was a legislative office holder or a legislative office candidate.(3)Notwithstanding Subsection (2), a campaigner shall not be considered to have accepted receipt of a campaign contribution if:(a)the campaign contribution is an indirect campaign contribution; and(b)the campaigner promptly:(i)returns the campaign contribution to the donor; or(ii)refuses the campaign contribution in a written communication or other verifiable manner.

Section 6. JR7-1-403 is amended to read:JR7-1-403. Review rules referred by Rules Review and General Oversight Committee.If a legislative committee receives an administrative rule for review from the Administrative Rules ReviewRules Review and General Oversight Committee, the legislative committee may:(1)review the administrative rule; and(2)(a)recommend to the Administrative Rules ReviewRules Review and General Oversight Committee whether the Legislature should reauthorize the administrative rule; or(b)decide whether to recommend any related statutory change to the Legislature.

Section 7. JR7-1-405 is amended to read:JR7-1-405. Prohibited meeting times -- Exceptions.(1)Except as provided in this rule, a legislative committee may not meet:(a)while the Senate or the House of Representatives is in session; or(b)during the period that begins on the first Thursday in December and ends the day after the day on which the Legislature adjourns the following calendar year's general session sine die.(2)Subsection (1) does not apply to:(a)the Legislative Management Committee and its subcommittees;(b)the Senate or House Management Committee;(c)the Senate or House Rules Committee;(d)the Senate or House Legislative Expenses Oversight Committee;(e)a senate confirmation committee;(f)a meeting of the Administrative Rules ReviewRules Review and General Oversight Committee for the purpose of considering draft legislation reauthorizing agency rules in accordance with Utah Code Section 63G-3-502; or(g)the Legislative Process Committee.(3)A meeting otherwise prohibited by this rule may be held if approved by:(a)the president of the Senate and the speaker of the House of Representatives; or(b)a majority vote of the Senate and a majority vote of the House of Representatives.(4)Any action of a legislative committee that occurs during a meeting that violates this rule is invalid.

Section 8. JR7-1-610 is amended to read:JR7-1-610. Committee bill files -- Effect of favorable recommendation -- Committee bill files without recommendation abandoned.(1)After an authorized legislative committee reviews draft legislation the authorized legislative committee may give the draft legislation a favorable recommendation.(2)If an authorized legislative committee gives draft legislation a favorable recommendation, the Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel shall:(a)attach a committee note to the committee bill, as required under JR4-2-401; and(b)assign the committee bill a bill number in accordance with JR4-2-501.(3)(a)Except as provided in Subsection (3)(b), a committee bill file that does not receive a favorable recommendation at the committee's last scheduled meeting of the calendar year in which the committee bill file was opened is abandoned.(b)Subsection (3)(a) does not apply to a committee bill file opened by:(i)the Administrative Rules ReviewRules Review and General Oversight Committee for the purpose of reauthorizing agency rules in accordance with Utah Code Section 63G-3-502; or(ii)the Legislative Process Committee.(4)(a)Nothing in this rule prohibits a legislator from making a request for legislation in the legislator's name to sponsor legislation that was abandoned in accordance with Subsection (3).(b)A request for legislation described in Subsection (4)(a) is subject to the drafting priority described in JR4-2-102.

Section 9. JR7-1-611 is amended to read:JR7-1-611. Assignment of committee bills -- Report on committee bills and study items.(1)The chairs of each authorized legislative committee shall:(a)no later than November 30, assign each of the authorized legislative committee's committee bills a chief sponsor and, at the chairs' election, a floor sponsor from the opposite chamber; and(b)deliver to the Senate Rules Committee and the House Rules Committee a report that includes, for each of the authorized legislative committee's committee bills:(i)the short title;(ii)the chief sponsor;(iii)the floor sponsor, if applicable; and(iv)how each member of the authorized legislative committee voted when the authorized legislative committee gave the committee bill a favorable recommendation, including whether a member was absent at the time of the vote.(2)Notwithstanding Subsection (1), for a committee bill that was not a committee bill file, the sponsor of the request for legislation is the chief sponsor of the committee bill file unless the sponsor transfers the committee bill to another legislator.(3)(a)In addition to the items described in Subsection (1), the chairs of each interim committee shall deliver to the Legislative Management Committee:(i)a copy of the report described in Subsection (1)(b); and(ii)the disposition of each issue assigned to or studied by the interim committee during the preceding calendar year.(b)(i)The chairs of an interim committee shall comply with Subsection (3)(a) before the day on which the Legislative Management Committee meets in December.(ii)The chairs of an authorized legislative committee that is not an interim committee shall comply with Subsection (3)(a) as soon as practicable.

Section 10. Effective Date.This resolution takes effect upon a successful vote for final passage.