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Utah Senate clears multiple bills on consumer protection, taxes and education funding
Summary
On Jan. 30, 1995, the Utah Senate passed several bills including telephone solicitation restrictions, procurement code changes, tax-commission investigatory authority, and school-finance guarantees; one high-profile education bill on values instruction was left unfinished for further review.
The Utah State Senate on Jan. 30 passed a series of bills addressing consumer protection, procurement practices, tax enforcement and school finance while leaving a values-in-education measure as unfinished business.
In a recorded vote the chamber approved first substitute Senate Bill 39 (telephone solicitation/telephone fraud prevention). Senator David Watson, the bill sponsor, said the measure closes a registration loophole used by some businesses and extends the state's existing telephone solicitation law. The Senate recorded the first-substitute SB39 vote as 27 aye, 1 nay and 1 absent, and advanced the bill to the third-reading calendar…
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