Home Sessions Committee Streaming This is the notification div House Business and Labor Committee - February 08, 2021 30 House Building 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 Ferry called the meeting to order at 3:56 p.m. Rep. Brooks moved to approve the minutes from the February 3, 2021, meeting. H.B. 82 Single-family Housing Modifications (Ward, R.) Rep. Ward presented the bill. Committee discussion took place on the bill. Cameron Diehl, Utah League of Cities and Towns, spoke against the bill. Rep. Brooks moved to replace H.B. 82 with 3rd Substitute H.B. 82. Rep. Schultz moved to pass 3rd Substitute H.B. 82 out favorably. H.B. 157 Price Controls During Emergencies Act Amendments (Shipp, R.P.) Rep. Shipp presented the bill. Committee discussion took place on the bill. Dave Davis, President, Utah Retail Merchants Association, spoke in favor of the bill. Rep. Brammer moved to pass H.B. 157 out favorably. H.B. 234 Division of Real Estate Amendments (Musselman, C.R.) Rep. Musselman presented the bill with the assistance of Jonathan Stewart, Director, Division of Real Estate, Department of Commerce, and Margaret Busse, Executive Director, Department of Commerce. Committee discussion took place on the bill. Rep. Brammer moved to pass H.B. 234 out favorably. H.B. 80 Data Security Amendments (Brooks, W.) Rep. Brooks presented the bill with the assistance of Jacey Skinner, Executive Vice President of Public Policy and General Counsel, Salt Lake Chamber. Committee discussion took place on the bill. Jacey Skinner, Executive Vice President of Public Policy and General Counsel, Salt Lake Chamber, spoke in favor of the bill. Andrew Kingman, General Council, State Privacy and Security Coalition, spoke in favor of the bill. Rep. Matthews moved to replace H.B. 80 with 1st Substitute H.B. 80. Rep. Matthews moved to pass 1st Substitute H.B. 80 out favorably. S.B. 32 Employee Status Amendments (Bramble, C.) Sen. Bramble presented the bill. Committee discussion took place on the bill. Lauren Scholnick, Utah Association for Justice, spoke against the bill. James Czerniawski, Policy Analyst, Libertas Institute, spoke in favor of the bill. David Head, private citizen, spoke against the bill. Howard Stephenson, Stephenson Consulting, spoke to the bill. Rep. Brammer moved to pass S.B. 32 out favorably. S.B. 33 Uniform Building Code Commission Amendments (Bramble, C.) Sen. Bramble presented the bill with the assistance of Rep. Mike Schultz. Committee discussion took place on the bill. Kate Bradshaw, Independent Electrical Contractors, National Electrical Contractors Association, spoke to the bill. Ryan Jackson, private citizen, spoke to the bill. Kevin Emerson, Director of Energy Efficiency Programs, Utah Clean Energy, spoke to the bill. Ross Ford, Homebuilders Association of Utah, spoke to the bill. Rep. Schultz moved to replace S.B. 33 with 1st Substitute S.B. 33. Rep. Schultz moved to pass 1st Substitute S.B. 33 out favorably. 1st Sub. S.B. 87 Professional Licensing Amendments (Bramble, C.) Sen. Bramble presented the bill with the assistance of Rep. Candice Pierucci. Committee discussion took place on the bill. Sarah Clark, private citizen, spoke in favor of the bill. Lenore Gibson, private citizen, spoke against the bill. Julie Elysha Broadbent, private citizen, spoke in favor of the bill. Abbie Evans, Utah Beauty School Owners Association, spoke against the bill. Connor Boyack, Lobbyist for Libertas Institute, spoke in favor of the bill. Christina Thomas, private citizen, spoke against the bill. Laurie Stringham, private citizen, spoke in favor of the bill. Brenda Sharman, Utah Beauty School Owners Association, spoke against the bill. Rep. Dunnigan moved to amend 1st Substitute S.B. 87 with Amendment #2. Rep. Teuscher moved to amend 1st Substitute S.B. 87 with Amendment #1. Rep. Teuscher moved to pass 1st Substitute S.B. 87 out favorably. H.B. 126 Licensing Amendments (Brammer, B.) HB126 Handout Rep. Brammer presented the bill. Committee discussion took place on the bill. Gary Call, private citizen, spoke against the bill. Natalie Parkin, Owner, Skinworks School of Advanced Skincare, spoke against the bill. Brenda Sharman, Utah Beauty School Owners Association, spoke against the bill. Rep. Hawkes moved to amend H.B. 126 with Amendment #1. Rep. Strong moved to pass H.B. 126 out favorably. Rep. Maloy moved to adjourn. Chair Ferry adjourned the meeting 7:16 p.m. H.B. 82 Single-family Housing ModificationsH.B. 82 Single-family Housing Modifications H.B. 157 Price Controls During Emergencies Act AmendmentsH.B. 157 Price Controls During Emergencies Act Amendments H.B. 234 Division of Real Estate AmendmentsH.B. 234 Division of Real Estate Amendments H.B. 80 Data Security AmendmentsH.B. 80 Data Security Amendments S.B. 32 Employee Status AmendmentsS.B. 32 Employee Status Amendments S.B. 33 Uniform Building Code Commission AmendmentsS.B. 33 Uniform Building Code Commission Amendments 1st Sub. S.B. 87 Professional Licensing Amendments1st Sub. S.B. 87 Professional Licensing Amendments H.B. 126 Licensing AmendmentsH.B. 126 Licensing Amendments H.B. 242 Ticket Reseller AmendmentsH.B. 242 Ticket Reseller Amendments AgendaAgenda MINUTESMINUTES HB0082HB0082 HB126 HandoutHB126 Handout HB0157HB0157 HB0234HB0234 HB0080HB0080 SB0032SB0032 SB0033SB0033 SB0087S01SB0087S01 HB0126HB0126 HB0242HB0242 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.
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