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Committee declines to introduce C1 correcting interstate enforcement language
Summary
Representative Clay Handy presented RS32076C1, a corrected draft narrowing prior language to the interstate system and removing a fee schedule; a subsequent motion to introduce the C1 failed on a committee voice vote.
Representative Clay Handy (District 27, Burley) presented RS32076C1, describing it as a corrected version of a prior measure. Handy said the C1 narrows the bill—s scope to the interstate system and removes previous fee-setting language so that violations would be treated as regular violations processed through existing channels rather than establishing new fees.
"This is, as you see, a C1, this correction," Handy said. He told the committee the change responds to concerns about starting in an area where no one has had to cover loads for a long time and that the bill now focuses on the interstate system. Handy asked the committee to print the corrected version for further consideration.
Representative Nicholson moved to introduce the C1. The chair called the vote and announced "nay," declaring the motion failed; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript. The bill will not proceed from this committee in its current form unless reintroduced.
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