2000 General Legislative Session (1/21/2000) - Part 2

Utah House of Representatives (2000 Utah Legislature) · January 21, 2000

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Sponsor introduces donor checkoff for blindness prevention (House Bill 33)

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Sponsor (Representative Bradshaw) outlines a proposal to add an optional $1 donation box on motor vehicle registration and driver's-license renewal forms to benefit a private blindness-prevention charity. Sponsor cited costs and prevalence: $19,000 per blindness case to government, ~$12,000,000 annual cost in Utah, that 50% of blindness and 9 of 10 eye injuries are preventable, and that the proposal requests no state funding.

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Floor session of the Utah House of Representatives on multiple bills, including a donor checkoff for blindness prevention (House Bill 33), the Transportation Corridor Preservation Act (House Bill 165) with contested amendments about how long corridors may be identified, and a redistricting technical bill (House Bill 201). The House passed HB33 and HB201 and circled (deferred) HB165 for further work.

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