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RESOLUTION CHANGING SENATE

                 
COMMITTEE NAMES

                 
2002 GENERAL SESSION

                 
STATE OF UTAH

                 
Sponsor: Peter C. Knudson

                  This resolution modifies the Senate Rules changing standing committee names to bring them
                  into greater coordination with the interim structure. This Senate resolution provides an
                  effective date.
                  This resolution affects legislative rules as follows:
                  AMENDS:
                      SR-24.05
                  Be it resolved by the Senate of the state of Utah:
                      Section 1. SR-24.05 is amended to read:
                       SR-24.05. Standing Committees.
                      (1) The President shall appoint the following standing committees:
                      (a) Business[,] and Labor[, and Economic Development];
                      (b) Education;
                      (c) Government Operations and Political Subdivisions;
                      (d) Health and [Environment] Human Services;
                      [(e) Human Services;]
                      [(f)] (e) Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice;
                      [(c) Energy,] (f) Natural Resources, [and] Agriculture, and Environment;
                      (g) Revenue and Taxation;
                      (h) Senate Rules;
                      [(i) State and Local Affairs; and]
                      [(j)] (i) Transportation [and Public Safety.] and Public Utilities and Technology; and
                      (j) Workforce Services and Community and Economic Development.
                      (2) The members of the Legislative Quasi-Governmental Entities Committee created in
                  Section 63-95-201 appointed from the Senate constitute a standing committee.


                      Section 2. Effective date.
                      This resolution takes effect upon approval by a constitutional majority vote of all members
                  of the Senate with an implementation date of January 1, 2003.

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