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Utah Legislature

Business and Labor Interim Committee

6 senators and 14 representatives · 17 Republican, 3 Democratic

Bill requests, drafts and saved activity

12 saved references for this committee. Requests and drafts appear first, including earlier snapshots. These are selected records, not a complete committee history or a current list of pending legislation. Source-check dates are distinct from the record dates shown.

  • Health Professions Licensing AmendmentsCommittee bill file · Listed as of

    Listed as a committee bill file for the 2027 General Session in the official September 21, 2026 snapshot. This is the source cutoff, not the file-opening date; no introduced bill number or later status is established.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Property Management AmendmentsCommittee bill file · Listed as of

    Listed as a committee bill file for the 2027 General Session in the official September 21, 2026 snapshot. This is the source cutoff, not the file-opening date; no introduced bill number or later status is established.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Health Care Services AmendmentsDraft legislation · Committee meeting

    Considered a 2027 draft addressing health-care provisions for surgical procedures, medical spas, cosmetic procedures and ketamine administration. This records the reported interim action only; it does not establish introduction, passage, enactment or later status.

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  • Alarm System and Security Licensing Advisory Board AmendmentsCommittee-endorsed draft · Committee meeting

    Adopted a 2027 draft extending the board sunset by ten years as a committee bill, and recommended inclusion in a potential omnibus sunset bill. This records the reported interim action only; it does not establish introduction, passage, enactment or later status.

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  • Workers' Compensation Advisory Council AmendmentsCommittee-endorsed draft · Committee meeting

    Adopted a 2027 draft extending the council sunset by ten years as a committee bill, and recommended inclusion in a potential omnibus sunset bill. This records the reported interim action only; it does not establish introduction, passage, enactment or later status.

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  • Construction AmendmentsDraft legislation · Committee meeting

    Discussed a 2027 draft concerning construction-code changes and licensing standards for electrical utility contractors. This records the reported interim action only; it does not establish introduction, passage, enactment or later status.

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  • Business and Labor Interim CommitteeScheduled meeting · Scheduled · 1:15 p.m.–3:45 p.m. (Mountain Time)

    Interim committees in the general interim schedule. Check the committee's current agenda for changes; not proof the meeting occurred.

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  • Business and Labor Interim CommitteeScheduled meeting · Scheduled · 1:15 p.m.–3:45 p.m. (Mountain Time)

    Interim committees in the general interim schedule. Check the committee's current agenda for changes; not proof the meeting occurred.

    Source checked · Official source
  • AI laboratory reportStudy or report · Committee meeting

    The Legislature’s September summary reports: Heard the AI Policy Office’s findings and legislative recommendations.

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  • AI policy sunset reviewStudy or report · Committee meeting

    The Legislature’s September summary reports: Recommended renewing the AI Policy Act with a July 1, 2037 sunset. No enacted extension is established.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Renter property management: bill-file openingStudy or report · Committee meeting

    The Legislature’s August summary reports: Heard Commerce’s property-management recommendations and opened a committee bill file on renter property-management concerns. Opening a file does not establish introduction, approval of draft text or enactment.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Health professions licensing: bill-file openingStudy or report · Committee meeting

    The Legislature’s June summary reports: Opened a committee bill file for physician and allied-health recommendations from the Office of Professional Licensure Review. Opening a file does not establish introduction, approval of draft text or enactment.

    Source checked · Official source

A request, scheduled discussion or committee endorsement does not establish bill introduction, passage or enactment. A scheduled date does not establish that a meeting occurred.

Search this committee's saved activity · Browse numbered bills and recorded floor votes

Senators

MemberDistrictCounties
Scott D. Sandall (Republican)
Executive Appropriations Vice Chair
Senate District 1Box Elder, Cache and Tooele
Todd Weiler (Republican)
Senate Parliamentarian
Senate District 8Davis and Salt Lake
Stephanie Pitcher (Democratic)Senate District 14Salt Lake
Daniel McCay (Republican)Senate District 18Salt Lake and Utah
Kirk A. Cullimore (Republican)
Majority Leader
Senate District 19Salt Lake and Utah
Evan J. Vickers (Republican)Senate District 28Beaver, Iron, Juab, Millard and Washington

Representatives

MemberDistrictCounties
Casey Snider (Republican)
Majority Leader
House District 5Cache
Ryan D. Wilcox (Republican)House District 7Weber
Jason B. Kyle (Republican)House District 8Morgan and Weber
Jake Sawyer (Republican)House District 9Weber
Mike Schultz (Republican)
Speaker
House District 12Davis and Weber
Melissa G. Ballard (Republican)House District 20Davis
Hoang Nguyen (Democratic)House District 23Salt Lake and Summit
Ashlee Matthews (Democratic)House District 37Salt Lake
Ken Ivory (Republican)House District 39Salt Lake
A. Cory Maloy (Republican)House District 52Utah
Jon Hawkins (Republican)House District 55Utah
David Shallenberger (Republican)House District 58Utah
Norman K Thurston (Republican)House District 62Utah
Stephen L. Whyte (Republican)House District 63Utah

Members as each legislator's entry on the Legislature's roster lists them, as of October 15, 2026. The roster doesn't say who chairs a committee; check the official committee page for chairs, agendas, minutes and recordings.

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