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Committee approves statutory clean‑up for plumbing definitions; bill moves on
Summary
Lawmakers unanimously recommended a housekeeping bill to reorganize and clarify plumbing‑related statutory definitions, aimed at helping legal practitioners and the public find definitions more easily.
The House State Civic Military and Veterans Affairs Committee unanimously recommended House Bill 13‑06 to the Committee of the Whole. Sponsors characterized the bill as a statutory revision and cleanup designed to reorganize and alphabetize definitions in the plumbing portions of statute so practitioners and the public can more easily find relevant definitions.
Representative Luck, a co‑prime sponsor, said the bill came out of the statutory revision process and urged members to support a clean, clearer set of definitions. Representative Espinosa briefly reiterated the bill’s purpose to improve access and clarity in the statutes.
No witnesses provided testimony and no amendments were offered. Representative Lehi moved the bill to the Committee of the Whole with a favorable recommendation; the motion passed on a roll call with all committee members voting yes.
Ending: The measure is procedural statutory housekeeping and does not change substantive plumbing policy, according to sponsor remarks during the hearing.
