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House advances multiple bills on third reading, including food-safety and NextGen 911 updates
Summary
On Jan. 30, 2019 the Utah House passed several third-reading bills — including HB 33 (food-safety coordination), HB 52 (remote notarization), HB 60 (DFCM property process), HB 61 (NextGen 911), HB 63 (local district finances), HB 39 (independent entities), HB 50 (county classification hold) and HB 129 (campaign childcare) — and assigned numerous bills to committees.
The Utah House moved a package of third‑reading measures on Jan. 30, 2019, passing bills that address food-safety coordination with federal rules, property disposal oversight, notary modernization, database updates needed for NextGen 911, and changes affecting local special service districts.
Key outcomes
- House Bill 33, "Utah Wholesome Food Act Amendments" (Representative Stratton): Sponsor described the bill as state implementation and coordination with the federal Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA). After floor questions, the House passed the bill. Vote: 71 yeas, 0 nays. The bill will be transmitted to the Senate.
- First substitute House Bill 52, "Remote Notarization Standards" (Representative Katy Hall): The House adopted a floor amendment requiring secure transmission and storage and passed the amended substitute. Vote: 68 yeas, 0 nays. The…
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