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January 19, 2009
Reauthorization of Administrative Rules
At its January 7, 2009, meeting, the Administrative Rules Review Committee approved its annual omnibus legislation to reauthorize administrative rules. The bill is required by Subsection 63G-3-502(3). Based on information presented at the Administrative Rules Review Committee meeting on January 16, the bill will reauthorize all administrative rules EXCEPT: Board of Regents’ Rule R765-603 entitled “Regents’ Scholarship”; and Board of
January 18, 2008
2008 “Administrative Rules Reauthorization” Bill
The Administrative Rules Review Committee has approved its “Administrative Rules Reauthorization” bill. This bill is required by Section 63-46a-11.5. The bill reauthorizes all administrative rules except: Rule R722-300 — Concealed Firearm Permit Rule — from Public Safety, Law Enforcement and Technical Services, Criminal Identification; and Rule R525-6 — Prohibited Items and Devices — from Human Services, Substance Abuse and Mental
February 2, 2006
S.B. 26, Rules Reauthorization, Passes Reauthorizing All Rules
On January 27, the House Rules Committee placed S.B. 26, “Administrative Rules Reauthorization” (Sen. H. Stephenson), on the third reading calendar. On February 1, the House passed S.B. 26. The bill now awaits enrollment and the Governor’s signature. The Reauthorization bill is the Administrative Rules Review Committee’s annual bill required by Section 63-46a-11.5. S.B. 26, as passed, reauthorize all rules.
February 6, 2005
Legislature Passes H.B. 37
The Utah Legislature passed H.B. 37, reauthorizing all administrative rules. The reauthorization bill is required by Section 63-46a-11.5. This year marks the first time since the statute went into effect that the bill has passed before the last week of the session.
January 24, 2005
H.B. 37 Moves to Senate; S.B. 101 Progresses to the House
H.B. 37, Administrative Rules Reauthorization, passed the House on Thursday, January 20. It will be discussed in Senate Government Operations committee on Tuesday, January 25, at 3:30 in room W020. Information about H.B. 37 is available at http://www.le.state.ut.us/~2005/htmdoc/hbillhtm/hb0037.htm. S.B. 101, Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act Revision, passed the Senate on Wednesday, January 19. It is scheduled to be discussed in the
January 5, 2005
Rulemaking Bills Approved for Filing
On January 5, 2005, the Administrative Rules Review Committee voted to file two bills as committee bills. Rep. Ure will sponsor “Administrative Rules Reauthorization” which is the committee’s annual bill to reauthorize administrative rules filed pursuant to Section 63-46a-11.5. This year, the bill reauthorizes all rules. Sen. Stephenson will sponsor “Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act Revision.” The short title is something