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Tax Commission submits electronic-meetings rule for publication after 2024 Legislature changes

Utah State Tax Commission · September 26, 2024
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Summary

Commissioners unanimously voted to submit proposed amendments to R861-1A-43 to the Office of Administrative Rules, updating the commission's electronic meeting rules to reflect changes from the 2024 Legislature (House Bill 36).

Commissioner Rebecca Rockwell explained proposed amendments to rule R861-1A-43 to implement recent statutory changes authorized by the 2024 Legislature and moved that the commission submit the amendments for publication in the Utah State Bulletin.

Rockwell said: "During the 20 24 general session, the legislature passed House Bill 36, Open and Public Meetings Act, which authorized a public body to adopt rules governing public meetings where all members of the public body attend through an electronic connection." The amendments, Rockwell said, would "provide the ability for a public commission meeting to be held where all commissioners are attending remotely through electronic means" and specify how a quorum is determined when members attend remotely.

Chair Valentine called for a roll call vote; the motion passed unanimously. The commission directed staff to submit the rule for publication in the Utah State Bulletin with a public comment period to follow.