{
July 1, 2013
}
May 14, 2013
, for an offense that was
committed prior to
{
July 1, 2013
}
May 14, 2013
.
3. Page
16, Lines 490 through 492
:
490
[(i)] (a) deny the person's license until the person complies with Subsection
(11)(b)(i)
491
but for a period of not less than six months beginning on the 30th day after the date of
arrest for
492
a first offense under Subsection (2)(a) committed on or after
{
July 1, [2009]
2013
}
May 14, 2013
;
4. Page
18, Lines 540 through 541
:
540
(iii) prior to
{
July 1, 2013
}
May 14, 2013
, for a violation under
Subsection (2)(a) that was committed
541
prior to
{
July 1, 2013.
}
May 14, 2013.
The motion passed unanimously with Rep. Pitcher and Rep. Peterson absent for the vote.
Spoke in favor of the bill: Mike Sibbett, Retired State Board of Pardons
MOTION: Rep. Knotwell moved to pass H.B. 128 out favorably as amended. The motion
passed unanimously with Rep. Pitcher and Rep. Peterson absent for the vote.
H.B. 127 Motor Vehicle Event Data Recorders (Rep. D. Lifferth)
Rep. Lifferth introduced the bill to the committee.
MOTION: Rep. McCay moved to amend the bill as follows:
1. Page
1, Lines 9 through 10
:
9
This bill modifies the
{
Traffic Code
}
Motor Vehicle Act
by enacting
provisions relating to event data
10
recorders in motor vehicles.
2. Page
2, Lines 28 through 37
:
28
the data may be stored and transmitted
{
;
}
.
29
{
. provides that event data on a motor vehicle event data recorder does
not become the
30
property of the lienholder or insurer solely because the lienholder or insurer
31
succeeds in ownership of a motor vehicle as a result of an accident;
32
. provides that an insurer may not condition the payment or settlement of an
owner's
33
claim on the owner's consent to the retrieval or use of the event data on a motor
34
vehicle event data recorder; and
35
. provides that an insurer or lessor of a motor vehicle may not require an
owner to
36
consent to the retrieval or use of the data on a motor vehicle event data recorder as a
37
condition of providing the policy or lease.
}
3. Page
2, Line 47
:
47
{
41-1a-1504, Utah Code Annotated 1953
}
4. Page
3, Lines 84 through 85
:
84
(b) If a motor vehicle is owned by more than one person,
{
all owners
must
}
only one owner is required to
consent to
85
the retrieval or use of the data from a motor vehicle event data recorder.
5. Page
5, Lines 122 through 131
:
122
{
Section 4.
Section
41-1a-1504
is enacted to read:
123
41-1a-1504. Effect of ownership transfer on ownership of data.
124
(1) Event data on a motor vehicle event data recorder does not become the
property of
125
the lienholder or insurer solely because the lienholder or insurer succeeds in
ownership of a
126
motor vehicle as a result of an accident.
127
(2) An insurer may not condition the payment or settlement of an owner's
claim on the
128
owner's consent to the retrieval or use of the event data on a motor vehicle event
data recorder.
129
(3) An insurer or lessor of a motor vehicle may not require an owner to consent
to the
130
retrieval or use of the data on a motor vehicle event data recorder as a condition of
providing
131
the policy or lease.
}
The motion passed unanimously with Rep. Peterson absent for the vote.
Spoke in favor of the bill: Chris Purcell, State Farm Insurance
MOTION: Rep. Fisher moved to pass H.B. 127 out favorably as amended. The motion
passed unanimously.
MOTION: Rep. Lifferth moved to place the bill on the Consent Calendar. The motion failed.
H.B. 283 Safety Belt Enforcement Amendments (Rep. L. Perry)
This bill was not considered.
MOTION: Rep. Tanner moved to adjourn the meeting. The motion passed unanimously.
Rep. Anderson adjourned the meeting at 2:49 p.m.
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Rep. Johnny Anderson, Chair