Home Sessions Committee Streaming This is the notification div Senate Business and Labor Committee - March 09, 2020 215 Senate Building Follow Along Display documents automatically as they are discussed This meeting is not currently streaming. Markers Agenda Docs Downloads Make Clip Recording 1 Chair Bramble called the meeting to order at 2:16 p.m. Sen. Anderegg moved to approve the minutes of the March 6, 2020, meeting. S.B. 247 DNA Processing Amendments (Anderegg, J.) Sen. Anderegg presented the bill. Sen. Anderegg moved to replace S.B. 247 with 1st Substitute S.B. 247. Daniel Burton, Chief of Policy and Legislative Affairs, Utah Office of the Attorney General, spoke in favor of the bill. Sen. Anderegg moved to pass 1st Substitute S.B. 247 out favorably. S.B. 250 Needs Assessment Amendments (Anderegg, J.) Sen. Anderegg presented the bill. Lynn de Freitas, Friends of Great Salt Lake, spoke against the bill. Bruce Anderson, President and CEO, Mineral Resources International, spoke against the bill. Thomas Bosteels, Great Salt Lake Brine Shrimp Cooperative, spoke against the bill. Ella Sorenson, resident, spoke against the bill. Ty Howard, Director, Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control, spoke to the bill. Jeff Hadfield, Box Elder County Commissioner, spoke in favor of the bill. Kris Udy, resident, spoke against the bill. Sen. Anderegg moved to pass S.B. 250 out favorably. Sen. Davis made a substitute motion to move the agenda. 2nd Sub. H.B. 399 Alcohol Amendments (Hawkes, T.) Rep. Timothy D. Hawkes presented the bill. Sen. Davis moved to replace 2nd Substitute H.B. 399 with 3rd Substitute H.B. 399. Sen. Anderegg assumed the chair. Sen. Mayne moved to pass 3rd Substitute H.B. 399 out favorably. 2nd Sub. H.B. 273 Property Rights Ombudsman Amendments (Peterson, V.) Rep. Val L. Peterson presented the bill. Sen. Bramble resumed the chair. Mike Ostermiller, Utah Association of Realtors, spoke in favor of the bill. Victoria Ashby, League of Cities and Towns, spoke to the bill. Sen. Mayne moved to pass 2nd Substitute H.B. 273 out favorably. 1st Sub. H.B. 118 Retail Tobacco Amendments (Dailey-Provost, J.) Rep. Jennifer Dailey-Provost presented the bill. Sen. Mayne moved to replace 1st Substitute H.B. 118 with 4th Substitute H.B. 118. Todd Hougaard, Utah Parent Teacher Association, spoke in favor of the bill. Lloyd Berentzen, Bear River Health Department, spoke in favor of the bill. Dave Davis, Utah Retail Merchants Association, spoke against the bill. Walter Plumb, Drug Safe Utah, spoke to the bill. Mark Waterson, American Heart Association, spoke to the bill. Mark Brinton, Utah Medical Association, spoke in favor of the bill. Braden Ainsworth, Utah Department of Health, spoke in favor of the bill. Sen. Davis moved to pass 4th Substitute H.B. 118 out favorably. 2nd Sub. H.B. 23 Tobacco and Electronic Cigarette Amendments (Hawkins, J.) Rep. Jon Hawkins and Dave Davis, Utah Retail Merchants Association, presented 2nd. Sub. H.B. 23. Sen. Davis moved to replace 2nd Substitute H.B. 23 with 5th Substitute H.B. 23. Walter Plum, Drug Safe Utah, spoke to the bill. Mark Brinton, Utah Medical Association, spoke in favor of the bill. Mark Watterson, American Heart Association, spoke to the bill. Braden Ainsworth, Department of Health, spoke to the bill. Todd Hougaard, Utah Parent Teacher Association, spoke to the bill. Sen. Cullimore moved to pass 5th Substitute H.B. 23 out favorably. 3rd Sub. H.B. 206 Bail and Pretrial Release Amendments (Pitcher, S.) Rep. Stephanie Pitcher and Judge Todd Shaugnessy presented the bill. Sen. Cullimore assumed the chair. Sen. Bramble resumed the chair. Ben Aldana, Utah County Public Defenders Office, spoke in favor of the bill. Sim Gill, Salt Lake County District Attorney, spoke in favor of the bill. Mark Bowen, Aladdin Bail Bonds, spoke against the bill. Curt Oda, Bail Bond Advisory Commission, Insurance Department, spoke against the bill. Sen. Cullimore assumed the chair. Sen. Davis moved to pass 3rd Substitute H.B. 206 out favorably. 1st Sub. H.B. 402 Regulatory Waiver Process (Robertson, A.) Rep. Adam Robertson presented the bill. Sen. Davis moved to amend 1st Substitute H.B. 402 with Amendment #4. Sen. Davis moved to pass 1st Substitute H.B. 402 out favorably. H.B. 412 Credit Reporting Notification Amendments (Maloy, A.C.) Rep. Cory A. Maloy presented the bill. Sen. Bramble resumed the chair. Sen. Mayne moved to pass H.B. 412 out favorably. Sen. Mayne moved to adjourn. Chair Bramble adjourned the meeting at 3:54 p.m. S.B. 247 DNA Processing AmendmentsS.B. 247 DNA Processing Amendments S.B. 249 Consumer Privacy ActS.B. 249 Consumer Privacy Act S.B. 250 Needs Assessment AmendmentsS.B. 250 Needs Assessment Amendments 2nd Sub. H.B. 273 Property Rights Ombudsman Amendments2nd Sub. H.B. 273 Property Rights Ombudsman Amendments 1st Sub. H.B. 118 Retail Tobacco Amendments1st Sub. H.B. 118 Retail Tobacco Amendments 2nd Sub. H.B. 23 Tobacco and Electronic Cigarette Amendments2nd Sub. H.B. 23 Tobacco and Electronic Cigarette Amendments 3rd Sub. H.B. 206 Bail and Pretrial Release Amendments3rd Sub. H.B. 206 Bail and Pretrial Release Amendments 1st Sub. H.B. 402 Regulatory Waiver Process1st Sub. H.B. 402 Regulatory Waiver Process H.B. 412 Credit Reporting Notification AmendmentsH.B. 412 Credit Reporting Notification Amendments 2nd Sub. H.B. 399 Alcohol Amendments2nd Sub. H.B. 399 Alcohol Amendments AgendaAgenda MINUTESMINUTES SB0247SB0247 This handout was given to committee members.This handout was given to committee members. This handout was given to committee members. This handout was given to committee members. This handout was given to committee members. This handout was given to committee members. 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