The 2024 General Legislative Session in Utah convened on February 13, 2024, to discuss several key bills and amendments. The meeting began with a motion to concur on technical changes to existing legislation, which passed without opposition.

The first significant item on the agenda was the final passage of First Substitute Senate Bill 24. After a roll call vote, the bill received 25 votes in favor and passed, returning to the House for the Speaker's signature.

Next, Senator Baldry introduced First Substitute Senate Bill 47, concerning local government business license amendments. The bill aimed to clarify requirements for exempt individuals participating in municipal or county events. This motion also passed unanimously.

Senator Escamilla presented Senate Bill 233, titled Medical Cannabis Amendments, which was referred to the Rules Committee for further action.

Senator Winterton then discussed State Food Supply Amendments, which aimed to define local food supply and prevent regulation during emergencies. The bill passed with 23 votes in favor.

The session continued with Second Substitute Senate Bill 14, focusing on corporate dissolution amendments, which was circled for future discussion.

Senator Kennedy introduced First Substitute Senate Bill 166, which creates a government-subsidized insurance program for individuals with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. This bill also passed with 24 votes in favor.

Senator Plummer sought to uncircle First Substitute Senate Bill 61, related to electronic cigarette amendments. After a brief discussion, the bill was amended and passed, aiming to reduce flavored vape products available to minors.

Finally, Senator Reid presented Senate Bill 138, the High School Needs Amendment, which aims to enhance classroom resources and support for teachers and students. The bill passed with 18 votes in favor.

Overall, the session was marked by a series of legislative advancements, with all discussed bills moving forward for further consideration in the House.