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March 1, 2007
1st Sub. S.B. 138 Passed
1st Substitute S.B. 138 passed during the last hours of the 2007 General Session, thanks to a substitute motion by the House sponsor. S.B. 138, entitled Administrative Rule Criminal and Civil Penalty Amendments, amends sections throughout the Utah Code. In some cases, sections that provided criminal penalties for violating rules were amended to provide for civil penalties. In other instances,
February 3, 2007
Substitute for S.B. 138
Sen. Howard Stephenson presented S.B. 138 to the Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice Committee on February 2, at which time he recommended a substitute bill. The committee gave a favorable recommendation to the substitute bill. The substitute bill amends Section 63A-5-103. It adds civil penalties for violating certain rules adopted by the Building Board, and permits the Board
January 18, 2007
S.B. 138. Administrative Rule Criminal Penalty Amendments.
This bill, an Administrative Rules Review Committee bill, addresses the criminal penalties issues discussed during the 2005 Interim. It is similar to H.B. 317 (2006). The bill was discussed at the committee’s January 11, 2007, meeting. During 2005, several agencies submitted alternative statutory language that satisfied the committee’s concerns. This bill proposes to make those changes to the respective statutes.