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S.B. 103 Driver License Amendments for Unhoused Individuals: transcript

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Senate Transportation, Public Utilities, Energy, and Technology Committee, Jan 22, 2026

  1. Committee chair19:48

    First, thank you for your patience. Senator Musselman? Yes.

  2. Unknown speaker19:52speaker not certain

    Okay. I'm just here. You're looking. Okay.

  3. Committee chair19:55

    Senator Plumb for your, uh, uh, compact presentation on this

  4. Sen. Jen Plumb19:59

    Bill. Yes. Thank you, Mr. Chair. And, and this really should be a, a quick presentation. Uh, Senate Bill 1 0 3 is a quick fix on a bill that we had passed, uh, two years ago that was removing fees for driver's licenses, birth certificates, and HI transcripts from education facilities for youth, young folks experiencing homelessness and also for youth in our foster systems. We were sharing the success of this bill at an NCSL conference. As luck would be and someone that was reading it wanting to replicate, it went, how come you don't have the, uh, youth experiencing homelessness on the fee waiver for the driver's license? And we said, oh, we do. And then we checked with the drafters and actually it had been inadvertently left out. So this is to put back what was originally intended. Uh, as noted, there's zero fiscal note because it was what had initially been bid out, and this is just a fix to get where we thought we were.

  5. Committee chair20:51

    Thank you. Discussion, uh, questions from the committee saying none. Is there anyone in the public who wishes to address this bill? Saying none. We'll bring it back to the committee. Oh, Senator Ipson, your light's already on. Go ahead. Okay.

  6. Sen. John Ipson21:09

    I make a motion that Senate Bill 1 0 3 driver's license amendments passed with a favorable recommendation. Discussion to that motion saying, none. Senator Plumb for submission, I'll waive. Thank you.

  7. Committee chair21:19

    Senator Ipson waive all in favor of passing out Senate bill 1 0 3 to the floor with a favorable recommendation. Say aye. Aye. Any opposed? I'll rule that passage unanimously. Thank you very much.

  8. Committee chair21:31

    Thank you. Committee. Senator Musselman, Senate Bill 37.

Senate floor, Feb 2, 2026

  1. Unknown speaker30:11speaker not certain

    waiting for him to come up. Here we go. We run in.

  2. Sen. Jen Plumb30:14

    Finally, this bill is actually a very simple fix from a bill that I had passed a couple of years back. And the goal of this bill was to get barriers broken down for our youth. So our unsheltered youth and our youth in foster, uh, care and recent graduates from foster care to have access to their crucial documents. So their birth certificates, their college transcripts, their driver's licenses. And there was a drafting error that was discovered that there had not been the unsheltered, uh, individual's part that got transferred into the driver's licenses. And, uh, an astute person at one of the NCSL conferences I was at, they were actually looking to replicate this bill in other states discovered it. So we will rectify it with this hopefully fiscal note indicates that it's already been al allocated in the prior funds. This is just a wording fix that's needed. With that, I'm open to any questions.

  3. Senate presiding officer31:06

    Senator, thank you for the, uh, presentation of that bill. Looking for discussion on your bill this morning. Not seeing any. So I'm going to you for action on the bill. Uh, I'd call the question, please. The question is, shall Senate bill 1 0 3 be read a third time roll call

  4. Senate clerk31:22

    Vote. Senator Vickers Baldry Aye. Lein? Yeah, I think that's Brammer bus Comore es Camilla Fillmore Grover Harper Kinins Ipson Aye. Johnson Juab McKay. Mikel Aye. Milner Musselman Owens pitcher Plum Aye. Rebe Sandal Aye. Stevenson Stratton Vickers. Weiler Aye. Wilson Aye. Winterton Aye. President Adams Aye. Senate Bill 1 0 3, having received 26 yay votes,

  5. Senate clerk32:28

    his zero na votes three being absent shall be read A third time Senate bill 1 46

  6. Senate presiding officer32:39

    Senator Grover.

  7. Senate presiding officer32:45

    Okay. You wanna explain the substitute?

Senate floor, Feb 3, 2026

  1. Sen. Jen Plumb42:32

    for our youth and adolescents who are in the foster care system or are homeless for getting driver's licenses. It had originally been passed but the wording was missed. So it's just a quick fix.

  2. Sen. J. Stuart Adams (presiding)42:45

    Thank you for the presentation. The Senator Plumb not seeing any discussion to your bill. I may go to you for a motion.

  3. Sen. Jen Plumb42:53

    Thank you Mr. Um, president, I would waive any summation and call the question.

  4. Sen. J. Stuart Adams (presiding)42:57

    Thank you. And the question is, shall Senate bill one oh three pass roll call vote.

  5. Senate clerk (roll call)43:01speaker not certain

    Senator Vickers Baldry Aye. Lewin Aye. Brammer Bus Comore Escamilla Fillmore Grover Harper Harper Pinks Aye. Ipson Aye. Johnson. Aye. Quan McKay. Mikel Milner Musman Owens pitcher Plum Aye. Rebi Sandal Stevenson Aye. Stratton Aye. Vickers. Weiler Aye. Wilson Aye. Winterton Aye. President Adams Aye. Senate

  6. Sen. J. Stuart Adams (presiding)43:53

    Bill 1 0 3, having received 28 yay votes, zero nay votes, one being absent passes this, this body will be sent to the house for their consideration.