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Utah Senate advances multiple bills, places several on consent and third‑reading calendars
Summary
The Senate adopted standing committee reports, placed bills on the consent calendar, passed several resolutions and moved multiple bills forward — including a 10-year reauthorization for lead‑acid battery disposal (HB 20), a change to an autism treatment account (first substitute SB 50), and moving SB 42 to third reading for court-recording notice.
The Utah Senate took up a broad slate of procedural and substantive items and recorded a series of unanimous or near‑unanimous actions that advanced multiple measures.
Communications from the House notified the Senate that several House bills (including HB 12 on disaster recovery for local governments, HB 138 on consumer electronic device recycling reporting, HB 151 on acupuncture licensing board amendments, and HB 185 on deception-detection examiners licensing) were transmitted for Senate consideration and read for the first time before referral to the Rules Committee.
The chamber adopted standing committee reports listing many bills to be placed on the second‑reading calendar after a motion to…
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