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Utah Senate agrees to suspend notice rule to consider governor’s slate of appointees
Summary
The Senate moved to suspend a 15‑day notice rule and took up a long list of gubernatorial appointments and reappointments covering state departments, boards and commissions; senators deferred some confirmations pending review of resumes and will return later for advise-and-consent votes.
Senators on March 2 moved quickly to clear procedural hurdles so they could consider a lengthy list of appointments transmitted by Governor Michael O'Leavitt.
The clerk read letters from the governor naming appointees and reappointments across multiple state agencies, including the Departments of Administrative Services, Community and Economic Development, Environmental Quality, Transportation, Human Services and Commerce, the State Board of Regents and various water and resource boards. After the reading, Senator Craig Peterson moved to…
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