HB 378: Regulatory Sandbox for Market Innovation
This bill sets up a pathway for financial and peer-to-peer technologies to petition for relief from onerous regulations that poorly apply to their models.
HB 357: Shifting Personal Responsibility on Taxpayers
This bill appropriates $14 million in taxpayer dollars to pay individuals to replace wood-burning heaters in their homes.
SB 186: Proof of Vehicle Insurance Modifications
This bill loosens the restrictions on providing proof of vehicle insurance to law enforcement.
SB 154: Nearly Tripling the Tax on Phones
The state currently charges a "fee" on all phones that is used to fund 911 systems. Senate Bill 154 being run by Senator Wayne Harper increases this "fee" from 9 cents to 25 cents, nearly tripling the tax.
Local Utah government should respect property rights
Utahns aren't able to fully utilize there property due to local government regulations—SB 107 seeks to change that.
SB 179: Improving the Truth in Taxation Process
This bill alters the Truth in Taxation process for property tax increases to ensure there is transparency and accountability.
HB 376: Restrictions on Suspension of Driver Licenses
This bill would limit the circumstances when the state could suspend an individual's driver license.
SB 188: Prohibiting Pelvic Examinations on Sedated or Unconscious Women
This bill prohibits pelvic examinations of unconscious or sedated women by a physician or medical student without the woman's consent.
HB 362: Protecting Medical Privacy
This bill would require the state to purge identifying information about an individual in the drug database after 24 months.
SB 171: More Cash Rebates and Tax Credits for the Film Industry
This bill would increase tax incentives for film production while expanding the program to include post-production work.