Legislators / Stewart E. Barlow
Stewart E. Barlow
Republican · House District 17
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Stewart E. Barlow serves on:
- Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environmental Quality Appropriations Subcommittee
- House Health and Human Services Committee
- House Revenue and Taxation Committee
- Health and Human Services Interim Committee
- Revenue and Taxation Interim Committee
What they've said
47 remarks on 15 billsS.B. 298 Programmable Money Amendments · House floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026
Makes a motion regarding S.B. 226 on fatal motor vehicle accidents.
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Uh, thank you Mr. Speaker. Motion to encircle SB 2 2 6, fatal motor Vehicle accidents.
S.B. 311 Medical Translation Amendments · House Health and Human Services Committee · Mar 4, 2026
Said the committee's work depends on staff and that the members valued their friendships on the committee.
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But if anybody wants to make any comments before we leave today, you're more than welcome to do that. Just push your light and We'll, all right. We'll hear from, we'll, The really, the credit all goes to our staff. Uh, it happens without their hands on it, and we will, we'll cherish the friendships that we've developed along the way, so thank you.
H.B. 536 Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments · Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice Committee · Mar 3, 2026
Presents the substitute to H.B. 536, which clarifies that restitution goes toward restoring damaged property, expands the offense beyond graffiti to other alterations and destruction of archaeological features, and creates the Public Lands Restoration and Protection Fund.
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We appreciate this opportunity. Will you pull that microphone just squarely in front of you? Thank you. Yeah. Substitute two clarifies that restitution payments should be put directly towards restoring property, which was damaged. We're worried about the intentional harm done to public lands and antiquities house bill 5 36 broadens the criminal offense for defacing archeological features by graffiti on public lands to include other forms of alterations and, and destruction. This bill creates the Public Lands Restoration and protection fund. Those convicted of damaging archeological features or ancient antiquities on state lands can be instructed by the courts to pay restitution into the fund. The fund will be used for the pre the prevention of harm to and …
H.B. 536 Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments · Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice Committee · Mar 3, 2026
Says the added word would be a positive change and wants the bill to move forward on schedule.
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Yes. I, I do think that that would be a, a positive change. Hopefully it would send the message of that's what we're talking About. Okay. 'cause I just don't wanna slow down. This is the last ship out and I don't wanna slow down the bill otherwise.
H.B. 536 Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments · Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice Committee · Mar 3, 2026
Accepts the proposed word addition as a friendly amendment.
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Yes. That would be, I consider that a favor. Uh, uh, friendly amendment. Friendly amendment. Excuse me.
H.C.R. 8 Concurrent Resolution Directing PEHP to Establish the Weight Management and Obesity Pilot Program · Senate Health and Human Services Committee · Mar 2, 2026
Presented the resolution directing PEHP to establish a weight management and obesity pilot program that covers GLP-1 drugs, with a comparison arm against bariatric surgery.
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Well, when I first came up, I saw a ring of peaches. Thorns. That's a good, well, Good To be here. That's very kind. Yes. So, A CR eight is a concurrent resolution directing PDHP to establish the weight management and obesity program. It allows, uh, PEHP to use an existing program, which is, uh, well funded through PHEP, or I'm sorry, PEHP, uh, to cover this program for an extended period of time. As this fund is replenished each year, and it's, uh, used for programs involving GLP one drugs like OZEMPIC and others, there's about 75 80 different medications that fall under this, uh, GLP dash one category. This program is for public employees and their families. An …
H.C.R. 8 Concurrent Resolution Directing PEHP to Establish the Weight Management and Obesity Pilot Program · Senate Health and Human Services Committee · Mar 2, 2026
Said his father served 42 years in the Legislature and he has served about 15 years.
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So it'll be 75 years. Oh, say it again. So he, he was in 42 years and I was, I was just finishing, uh, 15 years.
H.B. 536 Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments · House floor debate (day 37) · Feb 26, 2026
Presents H.B. 536, which expands the offense of defacing archaeological features to cover other alterations or destruction, creates a Public Lands Restoration and Protection Fund for restitution, and says the substitute directs restitution toward restoring damaged property.
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Thank you Mr. Speaker. Uh, motion to substitute The Motion to Adopt substitute to Thank you representative. That motion is an order. Would you like to speak to it? I would a substitute to clarifies the restitution payments should be put directly towards restoring the property which was damaged. We are worried about the internal harm done to public lands and, and, and ticket duties. Uh, house bill of 50 or 5 3 6 broadens the criminal offense of defacing archeological features by graffiti on public land to include other forms of alterations or destruction. This bill creates the Public Lands Restoration and Protection Fund. Those convicted of damaging archeological features or ancient antiquities on state lands can be instructed …
H.B. 536 Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments · House floor debate (day 37) · Feb 26, 2026
Explains that the substitute directs restitution payments toward restoring damaged property, and describes the bill's broadened offense, the Public Lands Restoration and Protection Fund, and its goal of addressing vandalism on public lands and the sentencing disparity with private lands.
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I would a substitute to clarifies the restitution payments should be put directly towards restoring the property which was damaged. We are worried about the internal harm done to public lands and, and, and ticket duties. Uh, house bill of 50 or 5 3 6 broadens the criminal offense of defacing archeological features by graffiti on public land to include other forms of alterations or destruction. This bill creates the Public Lands Restoration and Protection Fund. Those convicted of damaging archeological features or ancient antiquities on state lands can be instructed by the courts to pay restitution into the fund. The fund will be used for the preservation of harm to and restoration of public funds. This, uh, bill is, …
H.B. 536 Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments · House floor debate (day 37) · Feb 26, 2026
Says he needs to adopt a second substitute under his name on the bill.
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Oh, I apologize. Uh, my bad. I need to adopt the sub, uh, second substitute, uh, discussion to adopt second substitute under Representative Barlow's name on HP 5 36.
H.B. 536 Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments · House floor debate (day 37) · Feb 26, 2026
Says his presentation is essentially finished and he will waive further comments unless the body has questions.
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Yeah, so I pretty well finished the presentation. So I'll, I'll waive further comments unless there's questions that I can now answer from the body.
H.B. 536 Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments · House floor debate (day 37) · Feb 26, 2026
Says the presentation is essentially finished and he will waive further comments unless the body has questions.
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Yeah, so I pretty well finished the presentation. So I'll, I'll waive further comments unless there's questions that I can now answer from the body.
S.B. 238 Property Tax Adjustments · House Revenue and Taxation Committee · Feb 25, 2026
Asks whether the presenter means that people are abusing the property tax exemption, noting that some people pay full tax on multiple homes.
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Oh, thank you Mr. Chairman. Uh, so at the first of your presentation you were talking about, uh, people abusing this privilege, but Representative, could you pull
S.B. 238 Property Tax Adjustments · House Revenue and Taxation Committee · Feb 25, 2026
Says people with two or three homes often pay full tax on the non-primary homes.
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Better. But you make it sound like people are abusing this, uh, tax law on property tax. And do you want that when in fact, uh, a lot of them are paying double the tax because they have two, uh, homes or three homes. You know, you're, you're paying a hundred percent. You don't get the, the residential, uh, well that's
S.B. 238 Property Tax Adjustments · House Revenue and Taxation Committee · Feb 25, 2026
Says owners of multiple homes pay more than their share because they do not receive the exemption on additional homes.
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But looking at it another way, those people that have multiple homes are actually paying a lot more than their share of property tax because they don't get the exclusion. So say, say for example, you have a a, a summer home up at Garden City, or you have, um, a condo mm-hmm. Somewhere Yep. They, they stack up. There's, you know, the mm-hmm. The tax. But you can't declare that because, you know, strictly stated on your, your return that, uh, you know, what, what's your primary residence? And, you know, what are your other homes or buildings are you, uh, involved in?
S.B. 238 Property Tax Adjustments · House Revenue and Taxation Committee · Feb 25, 2026
Says taxpayers can see their home value and the exemption on their tax notices.
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that makes sense. Oh, yeah, It does. I I think if I can make another comment that, uh, most people are aware of the cost of their home and can read that on their, uh, the yearly, you know, tax, uh, bill that comes out, they should be able to see that, know that. But if they don't, they should be able to read it because it's clear on the, on your, uh, pretax, uh, statements that that's not included in the residential exclusion.
S.B. 238 Property Tax Adjustments · House Revenue and Taxation Committee · Feb 25, 2026
Says many taxpayers receiving the exemption on multiple homes are unlikely to report it. · speaker not certain
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Um, a lot of taxpayers who might be receiving the primary residence on multiple homes, if you're receiving the primary residence on multiple homes, and you see that on your tax notice, most taxpayers are not gonna be honest and say, Hey, I'm getting this twice. Um, they're not gonna bring that to your attention. So even though they're seeing it, I think most of us would appreciate a 45% exemption and not call ourselves out on it.
S.B. 73 Online Age Verification Amendments · House Revenue and Taxation Committee · Feb 25, 2026
Asks about the legality of pornography given that it is illegal when it involves children.
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Yeah. So this is really a naive question that umm throwing at you, but, uh, it, see, porn is illegal if it involves kids. Uh, you asking me? Yeah, the I believe so, yes. Yeah. So if you're, uh, Do you want, do you wanna ask the bill sponsor? Is that what you're wanting to ask here? Okay.
S.B. 73 Online Age Verification Amendments · House Revenue and Taxation Committee · Feb 25, 2026
Restates the question about the legality of pornography and asks for clarification of what illegal means.
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So the question is what, sorry, Mr. Chair? Yeah. Please restate the question. Yeah. So I'm just inquiring about, uh, the le the legality of porn, and I know it's illegal for children. Meaning, can I clarify you meaning, uh, illegal?
H.B. 323 Solar Panel Disposal Amendments · House floor debate (day 36) · Feb 25, 2026
Asks to yield to a question from the sponsor.
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Oh, thank you Mr. Speaker. Pro 10, uh, motion to, uh, yield to question Representative. Jack, will you yield to a question?
H.B. 323 Solar Panel Disposal Amendments · House floor debate (day 36) · Feb 25, 2026
Asks why the project was not bonded to cover the cost of disposing of the solar panels at the end of their use.
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Uh, most places when they have projects of this nature, especially large ones will, will bond to protect the, the principles for loss. When that, uh, final date of use of that the solar panels, for example, takes place. Why, why was not this, uh, followed? That's a common practice, but for some reason the solar industry seemed to, uh, kind of divert that to normal tract.
H.B. 323 Solar Panel Disposal Amendments · House floor debate (day 36) · Feb 25, 2026
Commends the sponsor and says future solar projects should be required to be bonded.
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Yes. So if I ask one more question, go Ahead. Yeah. So that, that, uh, I applaud the good representative from, uh, St. George and, and his efforts in trying to clean this up. But I think going forward, we need to make sure that we have these projects bonded. 'cause they're multi-billion dollars, uh, you know, garbage collections. So anyway, thank you Mr. Speaker.
H.B. 536 Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments · House Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Committee · Feb 23, 2026
Presented HB 536, saying it addresses vandalism of antiquities and creates a public land restoration fund for the first substitute.
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Well, thank you, Mr. Chairman, vice chair and committee members. This is a honor to be here with you today. So this bill is, uh, I think a pretty straightforward one. I won't go into the details of the, the campaign on vandalism and destruction of our Indian art and, you know, valuable anti antiquities, uh, throughout the state. That levels kinda going up each year. And, uh, and you've seen the reports. It is like almost every month there's a port of a big mural or something that's, uh, been destroyed. And the extent in which people will go to de destroy these, uh, artifacts is, uh, incredible. You know, they go in with the power tools, actually cut …
H.B. 536 Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments · House Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Committee · Feb 23, 2026
Said the bill creates a public land restoration fund and introduced the DNR deputy chief to testify.
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Okay, thank you. And so what that does basically is it creates a public land restoration, uh, fund. And I'm gonna just introduce the deputy chief of DNR and law enforcement. Wyatt Ock, or Bobank pronounced Bobank. Ock. Ock, yeah, I was gonna say, part of the country I live in is boo bag. Boo bag. Anyway, uh, he's here to also add some testimony and, and guidance, uh, too. Hey, go ahead, Wyatt.
H.B. 536 Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments · House Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Committee · Feb 23, 2026
Said fine money for repairs is intended for the damaged property and should stay within the park or area where the damage occurred.
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Yeah. Yes. Uh, it is the, it goes into the, the repair of that, uh, damaged property. In addition, it, uh, it kind of stipulates here, the goal is to keep it oriented in the park or the area that it was damaged. So, you know, so it doesn't get transferred from one national park to another, you know, those funds are specifically for that, uh, area or the, ideally the park it came from.
H.B. 536 Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments · House Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Committee · Feb 23, 2026
Responded about whether archeological and historical sites are covered by the bill.
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Yeah, no archeological sites are in included in this. No, I, historical, I may have said I meant historical or historical sites.
H.B. 536 Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments · House Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Committee · Feb 23, 2026
Said private land is separate and the bill is designed to help private property owners obtain restitution money for restoration.
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Thank you. No, private land is separate, and this is designed to work with the, you know, private, uh, property owners, you know, so they can get some of that restitution money as well.
H.B. 536 Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments · House Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Committee · Feb 23, 2026
Said he is not aware of specific fine amounts and deferred to staff.
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Well, I think the, uh, the fines or the amounts, I, I'm not aware of those amounts, you know, uh, specifically, but you could maybe comment.
H.B. 536 Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments · House Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Committee · Feb 23, 2026
Said penalties for damaging public land should not be lower than for private property, and described the value and importance of public artwork.
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Yeah, I just wanted to comment that the, the way the system works now, if you commit a crime, say you, you went and, and destroyed part of your neighbor's house, and, uh, compare it to what happens when you commit a crime on state land, the punishment for it is drastically reduced If it's on, on private land versus, uh, state land should be the opposite. This kind of helps sway that, that justice arm to make at least equal on both sides, whether that's done, you know, damaging, uh, an art piece of, you know, someone's house or whether it's on a park. And, uh, you know, as you walk outta this room, and you go and enter …
H.C.R. 8 Concurrent Resolution Directing PEHP to Establish the Weight Management and Obesity Pilot Program · House floor debate (day 34) · Feb 23, 2026
Says the substitute lets qualified individuals switch from a GLP-1 option to surgery within six months if drugs do not work for them.
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I would, uh, this, uh, substitute allows for qualified individuals to switch from a GLP one option to surgery option within six months if the drugs do not work for them.
H.C.R. 8 Concurrent Resolution Directing PEHP to Establish the Weight Management and Obesity Pilot Program · House floor debate (day 34) · Feb 23, 2026
Says the resolution lets PEHP use an existing program to help pay for GLP-1 drugs and bariatric surgery for public employees and their families, with screening and six months of health coaching required, covering half the drug cost up to $300 per month.
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Yeah. HCRA allows PEHP to use an existing program to help pay for bariatric surgery to be used for GLP one drugs like Ozempic and many others. There's about 70 different, uh, drugs that kind of fall into this category. All of them with, uh, different characteristics of, uh, of benefit. This program is for public employees and their families. An application process is already in place to screen individuals and require six months of health coaching to qualify for the program. The program will cover half the cost of the GLP ones drugs for qualified members up to 300 per month. Bariatric surgery is, is intensive and often has unintended short or long-term consequences. GLP one drugs are safe …
S.B. 127 Pediatric Care Amendments · House floor debate (day 30) · Feb 19, 2026
Rep. Barlow, an ear, nose and throat surgeon, describes equipment needs in pediatric emergencies and says he plans to support the bill.
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Oh, thank you, Mr. Speaker. Uh, as a ear, nose and throat surgeon, uh, we deal with these, uh, problems all the time. And often the, the issue is, uh, equipment changes the sizes, uh, mean everything. And, and sometimes you just don't have the right equipment available. This gets magnified when you're in an emergency and you have to adapt. What this bill will do is provide a system of coordination among the various, uh, hospitals and departments of a hospital to, uh, respond to these emergencies with the best equipment available. This is, uh, something that we, uh, direly need in our system, and it's really no fault of any particular hospital system. It's just, uh, the means …
S.B. 127 Pediatric Care Amendments · House Health and Human Services Committee · Feb 17, 2026
Says keeping pediatric equipment ready is hard because of manufacturer changes and turnover, and that it requires coordination between hospitals, and supports the bill's goals.
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Oh, thank you, Mrs. Chairman. Uh, I applaud, uh, Senator Plumb for bringing this forward is Nodal Laryngologist. Uh, this is really down our alley. And, uh, you know, you want the equipment to be available when you have the emergency, and it sounds like an easy thing to do. But there's, uh, multiple manufacturers, uh, there's changes that are constantly taking place. So there's turnover of these, uh, important elements of, uh, equipment that are required. And, uh, it takes a lot of coordination to, uh, have sets ready and sizes that are ready. Um, inner hospital relationship. 'cause some of these things are so expensive, sometimes you have to borrow equipment, uh, and to do that in an …
H.B. 318 Agency Fee Amendments · House floor debate (day 28) · Feb 17, 2026
Commends the sponsor's work and says the natural resources committee focuses on fees and restricted accounts, which helps keep fee revenue directed to its intended activities.
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Oh, thanks Mr. Speaker. I just want to commend the spon, the sponsor of this, uh, legislation and the work and effort he's put in as this been, uh, you know, incredible amount of work for him. Uh, I think, uh, national natural, uh, resources especially, uh, is sensitive to this issue about, uh, uh, fees and staying away from the general fund. And they concentrate a lot on restrictive accounts, which, uh, fees have generated over time. So they have a, you know, they have skin in the game and in doing so, they're, they're more responsive as to where that money goes, the type of activities that it covers. And, you know, protecting that, uh, avenue of rev …
H.B. 365 Taxation Notification Requirements · House Revenue and Taxation Committee · Feb 13, 2026
Asked whether the bill could be moved to a conference meeting between the two sponsors.
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Is there a way that we can just, uh, move this to a conference, uh, meeting between the two Petersons?
H.C.R. 8 Concurrent Resolution Directing PEHP to Establish the Weight Management and Obesity Pilot Program · House Health and Human Services Committee · Feb 12, 2026
Asks the chair to invite Chet Loftus, CEO of PEHP, to speak on the bill.
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How are you Representative Mr. Chairman? I'd like to invite Chet ti Yeah, the CEO of, uh, PEHP.
H.C.R. 8 Concurrent Resolution Directing PEHP to Establish the Weight Management and Obesity Pilot Program · House Health and Human Services Committee · Feb 12, 2026
Presents HCR 8, which would let PEHP offer GLP-1 drugs as an alternative to bariatric surgery under an existing pilot program, with cost sharing, a $300 monthly cap, a one-time choice, and reports to the interim committee.
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Okay. Thank you Mr. Chairman and Committee. Appreciate this opportunity to present what I think is a, is a, a very interesting concept and, and, uh, dynamically changing medicine for, uh, uh, people who are stricken with obesity issues and problems. And, um, The HCR eight allows PEHP to use an existing program, which helps pay for the bariatric surgery to be used for GLP one drugs like Ozempic and others. There's probably about 70, 80 of these, uh, GLP one medications. So, uh, a lot of this involves, um, working with doctors, you know, to help 'em along the, the process. Uh, this program is for public employees and their families. An application process is already in place to …
H.C.R. 8 Concurrent Resolution Directing PEHP to Establish the Weight Management and Obesity Pilot Program · House Health and Human Services Committee · Feb 12, 2026
Turns time over to Chad Loftus.
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Okay. And I think I'm, I'm there. I'd like to turn over some time to, uh, Chad left Loftus.
H.C.R. 8 Concurrent Resolution Directing PEHP to Establish the Weight Management and Obesity Pilot Program · House Health and Human Services Committee · Feb 12, 2026
Says the program is a worthwhile option, that early data look favorable, and that it helps treat conditions linked to obesity.
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If I could, uh, just add, uh, a comment. Yeah. You know, in many ways we're kind of pioneers. We're, we're in, uh, areas that we've never been before. We don't know what's gonna happen with these, uh, medications over time. And, uh, we're certainly seeing the short term benefit. People are losing, you know, 30 pounds on these, uh, medications. And men, most, a lot of those are keeping that off. Uh, we need to kind of demonstrate that and also demonstrate the value of, uh, being coached through, um, uh, a diet, uh, period. You know? So, uh, you know, I think we need to keep that in, in mind that, uh, we're just, uh, dealing with the …
H.C.R. 8 Concurrent Resolution Directing PEHP to Establish the Weight Management and Obesity Pilot Program · House Health and Human Services Committee · Feb 12, 2026
Summarizes the aim of letting a person try GLP-1 treatment for some time before losing the option of the bariatric pilot.
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So yeah, we're looking for something that with appropriation allows a person to try a GLP one to see how it does for them for some length of time before it forecloses the possibility to use the pilot for the bariatric surgery. Um, that's my sum.
S.B. 50 Anesthesia Dosage Amendments · House Health and Human Services Committee · Feb 12, 2026
Said managed care still puts doctors and care teams under time pressure and thanked the sponsor for bringing the bill forward.
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Thank you Mr. Chairman. Yeah. I think this is, uh, still an issue with managed care in particular, that, uh, there, you know, doctors and teams who are put on the time.
S.B. 50 Anesthesia Dosage Amendments · House Health and Human Services Committee · Feb 12, 2026
Said doctors and staff are aware of this and need guidance in performing these procedures, and called the bill good.
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Yeah. Yeah. Well, the, the doctors and certainly the staffs are aware of this and Yeah. And, uh, you know, need to, you know, guidance and direction Yeah. In performing these operations and, and procedures. So, absolutely. Good Bill.
S.B. 87 Naloxone Amendments · House Health and Human Services Committee · Feb 12, 2026
Mentions a free clinic's practice of using medications up to seven years past expiration and asks whether anyone has refused an outdated medication.
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Oh, thank you, Mr. Chairman. Uh, yeah, at the free clinic in Davis County, we go up to seven years, ah, on medications. Interesting. Yeah. And I was just going to, to ask you a question. Have you ever had a case where someone has refused to give it to someone who's, uh, you know, sick or, or otherwise and did not use a medication because it was outdated?
S.B. 87 Naloxone Amendments · House Health and Human Services Committee · Feb 12, 2026
Shares that people have used expired naloxone kits and it still worked, and that he has never had someone refuse to give it.
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Yeah. I've had people say I was worried because I didn't realize that my kit was expired. And I looked down and it said 2025. Actually, it was 2024 when the person said it to me, it said 2024 on it. But I knew I needed to give them this medicine and they, they had called me to tell me, Hey, just so you know, this stuff works when it was expired. And I, I, of course thank them for both using it and for letting me know. But I have had people tell me that they got a little nervy, but that they gave it and, and that it did still work. So, but I have not in my …
H.B. 423 Hit and Run and DUI Offense Amendments · House Revenue and Taxation Committee · Feb 12, 2026
Rep. Barlow asks how the bill would apply to prescription and over-the-counter medications that impair driving.
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Okay. Thank you. Sorry to, to impede your exodus there. Uh, I know it's tough being around Representative Eliason. He can, he can be grueling. We, we have a great, uh, relationship of mutual respect. Oh, good. Hey, my question is, uh, how about, uh, uh, prescription medication, uh, other, you know, over the counter products and so forth, how would this thing trigger that, uh, increased, uh, uh, penalty?
H.B. 210 Tax Penalties Amendments · House Revenue and Taxation Committee · Feb 6, 2026
Suggested calling the bill the marriage penalty bill rather than the tax penalties amendments.
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Yeah, nice, uh, presentation. I, I think you ought just call it the marriage penalty. That, and that's what it is. And that's why the, the title of this bill is ta Well, tax Penalties Amendments, but it really is the, the marriage penalty is what it's addressing. I think you're hitting a good note here.
H.B. 5 Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environmental Quality Base Budget · House floor debate (day 9) · Jan 28, 2026
Presents HB 5, the base budget for natural resources, agriculture, and environmental quality agencies, which appropriates about $1.1 billion for fiscal year 2027.
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Uncircled Representative Barlow to you for presentation Base. P five is the base budget for the natural resources, agriculture and environmental quality base budgets includes one-time changes and ongoing funding for the Department of Agriculture and Food, the Department of Environmental Quality, the Department of Natural Resources, the School and Institutional Trust, lands Administration, and the Colorado River Authority of Utah, which is in the governor's office. Section three of this based budget bill includes the budgets for entities in the Department of Natural Resources and government Governor's office reviewed in the 2025 interim accountable budget process. EAC did not approve any base budget increases in December for these agencies For fiscal year 2027, the bill app appropriates a total …
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