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House approves several technical and policy measures on consent calendar and third-reading calendar
Summary
On March 4 the House approved a series of Senate bills and House substitutes on the consent and third-reading calendars, including telecommunications tax conformity, GRAMA technical revisions, trademark law modernization, mining compliance penalties, and other items. Vote tallies were recorded on the floor for each passed measure.
The Utah House approved multiple measures on the consent and third-reading calendars on March 4, advancing a mix of technical fixes and policy updates to the Senate for final processing.
Selected items that passed on the floor include: - Senate Bill 153 (Taxes or charges on telecommunication service): Sponsor explained the bill brings Utah into conformance with the Federal Mobile Telecommunications Sourcing Act and prevents new municipal cell-phone charges after July 1, 2002. Floor tally: 68 yes, 0 no. - Senate Bill 137 (GRAMA technical revisions): Presented as cleanup and…
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