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Senate substitutes language for Lobbyist Disclosure Act amendments and circles the bill
Summary
First substitute House Bill 287 (Lobbyist Disclosure Act amendments) was substituted on the floor and then circled by the Senate for further consideration; senators noted the bill would prompt discussion due to its lobbyist-disclosure focus.
SALT LAKE CITY — House Bill 287, concerning amendments to the Lobbyist Disclosure Act, was brought up on Feb. 28 as a first substitute and placed for further consideration after floor substitution and a motion to circle.
Senator Hilliard noted there was a "yellow copy" (first substitute) and that Senator Mansell's name appeared on the substitute. The Senate voted to adopt the substitute and then moved to circle the bill for additional discussion.
Senators observed the item would generate discussion because it deals with lobbyist disclosure rules, and the Senate scheduled to resume consideration at the next session.
No final passage vote occurred; the bill was substituted and circled for follow-up review.
