Section 1. SR3-2-406 is amended to read:SR3-2-406. Amending legislation -- Amendments must be germane.(1)(a)Except as provided in Subsection (2), (a)Subject to the provisions of this rule, and if recognized by the chair during the presentation phase or the committee action phase, a committee member may make a motion to amend the legislation that is under consideration.(b)(i)A committee member may propose a verbal amendment to the legislation under consideration if the amendment contains 25 or fewer words.(ii)Unless an amendment contains 25 or fewer words, before proposing a motion to amend, a committee member shall ensure that a copy of the proposed amendment is available online.(2)(a)A committee member may only make a motion to amend that is germane to the subject of the legislation under consideration.(b)A committee member who believes that an amendment is not germane to the subject of the legislation may make a point of order or appeal as described in SR3-2-506.(3)(a)A committee member may not propose an amendment to legislation that:(i)adds or removes an entire section from the legislation; or(ii)modifies the legislation's effective date.(b)To change legislation as described in Subsection (3)(a), a committee member may, subject to SR3-2-407, make a motion to substitute the legislation.

Section 2. SR4-3-301 is amended to read:SR4-3-301. Amendments in order on second or third reading -- 10 word rule -- Passage of amendments by a majority vote.(1)ASubject to Subsections (2) through (4), a motion to amend a piece of legislation is in order on second or third reading.(2)(a)Except as provided in Subsection (3) or (4), aA senator may, if recognized by the presiding officer while the Senate is debating a piece of legislation, make a motion to amend the legislation.(b)(i)A senator may verbally propose an amendment to a piece of legislation if the amendment contains 10 or fewer words.(ii)Unless the amendment contains 10 or fewer words, before a senator makes a motion to amend, the senator shall ensure that a copy of the proposed amendment is available online.(3)(a)The senator making the motion to amend shall ensure that the amendment is germane to the subject of the original legislation under consideration.(b)If a senator believes that an amendment is not germane to the subject of the original legislation, the senator may raise a point of order alleging that the amendment is not germane.(c)The presiding officer shall rule on the point of order by determining whether or not the amendment is germane to the subject of the original legislation.(4)(a)A senator may not propose an amendment to legislation that:(i)adds or removes an entire section from the legislation; or(ii)modifies the legislation's effective date.(b)To change legislation as described in Subsection (4)(a), a senator may, subject to Part 2, Substitute Legislation, make a motion to substitute the legislation.(4)(5)A constitutional amendment, resolution, or bill requiring a constitutional two-thirds vote for final passage may be amended by a majority vote.(5)(6)When legislation is amended by the Senate, the secretary of the Senate shall:(a)for each page of the legislation modified by a Senate amendment, cause a new page to be printed that clearly identifies each Senate amendment to that page; and(b)print that new page on tan paper on the second reading and on goldenrod-colored paper on the third reading.

Section 3. SR4-4-201 is amended to read:SR4-4-201. Third reading calendar -- Procedures.(1)(a)For the third reading on a piece of legislation, the secretary of the Senate or the secretary's designee shall read the legislation by title, unless the Senate suspends this requirement by a two-thirds vote.(2)When the secretary of the Senate or the secretary's designee has completed the third reading of the legislation, the legislation is before the Senate for debate.(3)When debate on the legislation is complete, the presiding officer shall:(a)pose the final question: "This bill (resolution) has been read three times. The question is: Shall the bill (resolution) pass?"; and(b)place the question as a roll call vote.

Section 4. SR5-2-101 is amended to read:SR5-2-101. Lobbyist code of ethics.A lobbyist, volunteer lobbyist, or government official may not:(1)attempt to influence any legislator or legislative employee by means of deceit or by threat of violence or economic or political reprisal against any person or property, with intent by doing so to alter or affect the legislator's or legislative employee's decision, vote, opinion, or action concerning any matter that is to be considered or performed by the legislator, the legislative employee, or the agency or body of which the legislator or employee is a member;(2)knowingly provide false information to any legislator or legislative employee as to any material fact pertaining to any legislation;(3)knowingly omit, conceal, or falsify in any manner information required by the lobbyist registration and lobbyist disclosure reports;(4)participate in leadership races of the Senate;(5)cause or influence the introduction of any bill or amendment for the purpose of afterwards becoming employed to secure its passage or defeat;(6)engage in workplace discrimination or harassment, or in behavior that violates the Legislature's workplace harassment policyengage in discriminatory conduct, as defined in Legislative Management Committee Policy E -- Legislative Workplace Discrimination Prevention, toward a senator or legislative employee;(7)offer employment that would require or induce a legislator or legislative employee to disclose records classified as private, protected, or controlled;(8)use or disclose for any purpose any records classified as private, protected, or controlled that were obtained from a legislator or legislative employee or conspire with any person for that purpose; or(9)induce or seek to induce any legislator or legislative employee into committing a violation of any provision of this Senate Rule.

Section 5. Effective Date.This resolution takes effect upon a successful vote for final passage.