H.B. 255: Health Care Sharing Ministry Amendments

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• Service animals, reinvestment fees and creditor assignments: 2026-02-24Study or report · Committee meeting 2026-02-24

  The minutes record favorable committee motions on the first substitute of HB23 (service animals), the amended first substitute of HB306 (reinvestment fees), and HB382 (assignments for the benefit of creditors). After testimony on the first substitute of HB255 (health-care sharing ministries), the minutes record the chair moving to the next agenda item; no favorable report on HB255 is claimed here. Selected proceedings only; this is not a complete archive or a statement of any bill’s final status.

  Senate Business and Labor Committee · Source checked 2026-10-20 · Official source2026 General Session bill explicitly considered in the 2026-02-24 Senate Business and Labor Committee minutes: H.B. 23 (2026 General Session) · Official bill record. Reference checked 2026-10-20.2026 General Session bill explicitly considered in the 2026-02-24 Senate Business and Labor Committee minutes: H.B. 306 (2026 General Session) · Official bill record. Reference checked 2026-10-20.2026 General Session bill explicitly considered in the 2026-02-24 Senate Business and Labor Committee minutes: H.B. 255 (2026 General Session) · Official bill record. Reference checked 2026-10-20.2026 General Session bill explicitly considered in the 2026-02-24 Senate Business and Labor Committee minutes: H.B. 382 (2026 General Session) · Official bill record. Reference checked 2026-10-20.
• Health-care sharing ministries, milk rules and cryptocurrency crime: 2026-02-25Study or report · Committee meeting 2026-02-25

  The minutes record favorable committee motions on the amended first substitute of HB255 (health-care sharing ministries), the amended third substitute of HB179 (milk), HB240 (carbon-dioxide systems), and the second substitute of HB72 (criminal use of cryptocurrency). The HB255 action is a separate dated proceeding from the February 24 discussion. Selected proceedings only; this is not a complete archive or a statement of any bill’s final status.

  Senate Business and Labor Committee · Source checked 2026-10-20 · Official source2026 General Session bill explicitly considered in the 2026-02-25 Senate Business and Labor Committee minutes: H.B. 255 (2026 General Session) · Official bill record. Reference checked 2026-10-20.2026 General Session bill explicitly considered in the 2026-02-25 Senate Business and Labor Committee minutes: H.B. 179 (2026 General Session) · Official bill record. Reference checked 2026-10-20.2026 General Session bill explicitly considered in the 2026-02-25 Senate Business and Labor Committee minutes: H.B. 240 (2026 General Session) · Official bill record. Reference checked 2026-10-20.2026 General Session bill explicitly considered in the 2026-02-25 Senate Business and Labor Committee minutes: H.B. 72 (2026 General Session) · Official bill record. Reference checked 2026-10-20.

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1 recorded vote for this bill in the 2026 General Session. Each result applies to the question and version shown. Floor votes alone do not establish enactment.

• Utah House · February 18, 20263rd Reading, Final Passage · 1st Sub. HB 255Result as recorded: Passed, Yeas 65 Nays 1 N/V 9Official roll call

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