Accessibility
Use the Settings Button to view other accessibility Settings
Skip to Content
Search
Settings
Login
Search
Legislators
All Legislators
All Legislators
Find Legislators
By Session (1896-Current)
Alphabetical (Historical)
Find by Address/Map
Sessions
Reading Calendars
Journals
Session Dates
House
House
House Home
About the House
Leadership
Roster
Seating Chart
Conflict of Interest Forms
Past Floor Debates
Senate
Senate
Senate Home
About the Senate
Leadership
Roster
Seating Chart
Extraordinary Sessions
Past Floor Debates
Disclosure Forms
Bills
View Bills
2024 Bills
Browse by Session
Passed Bills
Keyword Search
Tracking Service
Working Bills (1896-1989)
Code
Utah Code
Code and Constitution
Keyword Search
Utah Constitution
Constitutional Convention
Laws of Utah 2014-ongoing
Historical Laws of Utah
Legislative Rules
Utah Administrative Rules
Committees
All Committees
Appropriations
Commissions
Confirmation
Interim
Standing
Subcommittees
Task Forces
Bills in Committees
Audits
New Audits
Audit Subcommittee
Government Excellence
Annual Reports
Office of the Legislative Auditor General
Budget
Budget.Utah.gov
State Budget (PDF)
COBI
Quick Facts (PDF)
Fiscal Health
Taxpayer Receipt
Data Visualizer
Budget Bills
Budget Committees
Budget Publications
Office of the Legislative Fiscal Analyst
Research and Legal
Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel
Publications
Bill Data
Legislative Information
Agency Reporting
Additional Accessibility Settings
Default Settings
High Contrast
Text Only
Font Size:
A
A
A
Home
Sessions
Committee Streaming
This is the notification div
House Business and Labor Committee - February 26, 2018
445 State Capitol
Participate in Virtual Meeting
Option to provide
public comment
(at committee chair's discretion)
Video for all meetings
Requires submitting name to join meeting
Live Audio/Video
No option to provide public comment
Audio only for meetings in House 30, Senate 210, and State Capitol 445; video for all other meetings
Does not require submitting name to listen to/watch meeting
Additional Information
Follow Along
Display documents automatically as they are discussed
This meeting is not currently streaming.
Markers
Agenda
Docs
Downloads
Make Clip
Recording 1
Chair Dunnigan called the meeting to order at 4:11 p.m.
Rep. Webb assumed the chair.
H.B. 409 Utah Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Association Amendments
(Dunnigan, J.)
Rep. Dunnigan presented the bill.
Mr. Ted Lewis, American Council of Life Insurers, spoke against the bill.
Ms. Karen Melchert, American Council of Life Insurers, spoke against the bill.
Mr. Steve Foxley, Regents Blue Cross Blue Shield, spoke for the bill.
Mr. Garrett Sill, Security National Life, spoke against the bill.
Rep. Froerer assumed the chair.
Ms. Eliana White, Select Health, spoke for the bill.
Mr. Shane Skean, independent health insurance broker, spoke for the bill.
Mr. Todd Kiser, Commissioner, Insurance Department, spoke to the bill.
Rep. Peterson moved to pass H.B. 409 out favorably.
Chair Dunnigan resumed the chair.
Rep. Knotwell moved to approve the minutes of the February 20th and February 22nd, 2018, meetings.
H.B. 457 Consumer Ticket Protection Amendments
(Wilson, B.)
Rep. Wilson presented the bill.
Rep. Knotwell moved to pass H.B. 457 out favorably.
H.B. 456 Alcohol Amendments
(Wilson, B.)
Rep. Wilson presented the bill.
Mr. Val Hardcastle, Director of Operations, Promontory Club, spoke for the bill.
Ms. Catherine Lake, Promontory Club, spoke for the bill.
Rep. Hawkes moved to pass H.B. 456 out favorably.
H.B. 364 Employment Law Amendments
(Hawkes, T.)
Rep. Hawkes presented the bill.
Mr. Michael Parker, Salt Lake Chamber, spoke for the bill.
Rep. Duckworth moved to pass H.B. 364 out favorably.
Rep. Hawkes moved to place H.B. 364 on the Consent Calendar.
1st Sub. S.B. 100 Consumer Protection Amendments
(Bramble, C.)
Sen. Curtis S. Bramble presented the bill.
Rep. Froerer moved to pass 1st Substitute S.B. 100 out favorably.
Rep. Froerer moved to place 1st Substitute S.B. 100 on the Consent Calendar.
3rd Sub. S.B. 141 Electric Energy Amendments
(Bramble, C.)
Sen. Bramble presented the bill.
Rep. Webb moved to pass 3rd Substitute S.B. 141 out favorably.
Rep. Webb moved to place 3rd Substitute S.B. 141 on the Consent Calendar.
S.B. 129 Private Investigator License Revisions
(Escamilla (Robles), L.)
Sen. Escamilla presented the bill with the assistance of Mr. Kevin Wyatt, President, Private Investigators Association of Utah.
Rep. Webb assumed the chair.
Chair Dunnigan resumed the chair.
Mr. John Tinsley, Utah Professional Association of Legal Services, spoke against the bill.
Ms. Michelle Palmer, Vice President, Private Investigators Association of Utah, spoke for the bill.
Ms. Ronda Godard, Utah Professional Association of Legal Services, spoke against the bill.
Mr. Grant Roll, private investigator, spoke for the bill.
Ms. Sheree Kerr, private investigator, spoke against the bill.
Mr. John Michael Zimmerle, Private Investigators Association of Utah, spoke for the bill.
Mr. Richard Richins, spoke against the bill.
Mr. Connor Boyack, Libertas Institute, spoke for the bill.
Rep. Wheatley moved to go to the next item on the agenda.
Rep. McKell moved to pass S.B. 129 out favorably.
Rep. Wheatley withdrew his motion.
H.B. 283 Workplace Protection Amendments
(Edwards, R.)
Rep. Rebecca P. Edwards presented the bill assisted by Ms. Lauren Scholnick, Strindberg and Scholnick, and distributed handouts.
Mr. Jaceson Maughan, Commissioner, Utah Labor Commission, spoke to the bill.
Ms. Delane England, small business owner, spoke against the bill.
Mr. David Scott, marriage and family therapist, spoke for the bill.
Ms. Maryann Christensen, Executive Director, Utah Eagle Forum and small business owner, spoke against the bill.
Ms. Ashley Anderson, Love Dance More, spoke for the bill.
Ms. Jan Zogmaister, small business owner, spoke against the bill.
Mr. Connor Boyack, Libertas Institute, spoke against the bill.
Mr. Bob Wilde, attorney, spoke for the bill.
Mr. Michael Parker, Salt Lake Chamber, spoke for the bill.
Ms. Karen Christofferson, citizen, spoke for the bill.
Rep. Wheatley moved to replace H.B. 283 with 1st Substitute H.B. 283.
Rep. Wheatley moved to pass 1st Substitute H.B. 283 out favorably.
H.B. 138 Good Landlord Program Amendments
(Eliason, S.)
Rep. Eliason presented the bill.
Rep. Froerer moved to amend H.B. 138 with Amendment #1.
Rep. Peterson moved to adjourn.
Rep. Froerer moved to pass H.B. 138 out favorably.
Rep. Peterson moved to adjourn.
Chair Dunnigan adjourned the meeting at 7:20 p.m.
H.B. 409 Health Reform Amendments
H.B. 409 Health Reform Amendments
H.B. 457
H.B. 457
H.B. 456 Alcohol Amendments
H.B. 456 Alcohol Amendments
H.B. 364
H.B. 364
1st Sub. S.B. 100 Consumer Protection Amendments
1st Sub. S.B. 100 Consumer Protection Amendments
3rd Sub. S.B. 141
3rd Sub. S.B. 141
S.B. 129 Private Investigator License Revisions
S.B. 129 Private Investigator License Revisions
H.B. 138 Good Landlord Program Amendments
H.B. 138 Good Landlord Program Amendments
H.B. 283 Workplace Discrimination Amendments
H.B. 283 Workplace Discrimination Amendments
Agenda
Agenda
MINUTES
MINUTES
HB0409
HB0409
HB0457
HB0457
HB0456
HB0456
HB0364
HB0364
SB0100S01
SB0100S01
SB0141S03
SB0141S03
SB0129
SB0129
HB0138
HB0138
HB0283
HB0283
Recording 1 -
Low Quality
Start with offset
Position:
(Seconds)
Get Current Position
End with offset
Position:
(Seconds)
Get Current Position
Clip URL:
Copy
Resize Audio/Video Player
Having trouble listening? Try our
troubleshooting
page.
Display documents automatically as they are discussed