Andrew Stoddard

• S.B. 292 Autonomous Systems Amendments · House floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Asks whether a person with over $100,000 in medical damages would still be limited to the $100,000 cap.

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  Uh, Madam Speaker, if, if an individual is hit by one of these autonomous vehicles and has over a hundred thousand dollars in medical damages, would that still be the cap of a hundred thousand?

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• S.B. 292 Autonomous Systems Amendments · House floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Says the answers covered his questions and thanks the sponsor.

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  Thank you, Madam Speaker ProAm, uh, that answer was actually covered all of my questions, so kudos to the representative from Daybreak. Thank you.

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• S.B. 213 Utah Payment of Wages Act Statute of Limitations · House floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Spoke in support of the conference committee language and said the House got what it wanted.

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  Thank you Mr. Speaker. Uh, I just want to rise in support of the language that was crafted and just plainly state that the house dominated the Senate in this and got what we wanted. So ask for your support. Thank

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• S.B. 12 Sunset and Repeal Date Amendments · House floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Says the bill was reviewed the previous day, that the sponsor will make an amendment again, and that he is open to questions.

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  Uh, Mr. Speaker, this is a bill we were looking at yesterday. There was amendment made, uh, that the sponsor is going to make again. Um, there were some questions about whether or not it had followed the process to be put in this omnibus Sunset. Bill, and I'm open to any questions.

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• S.B. 12 Sunset and Repeal Date Amendments · House floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Thanks colleagues, says the omnibus bill includes a lot of work usually spent on separate bills, and asks for support.

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  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Uh, colleagues, I didn't think I would ever get to run an omnibus bill unless I made it to Congress, but I'm excited about this one. Uh, we have taken a lot of work and time that we usually spend on these types of bills and put it in this one and I'd ask for your support.

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• S.B. 156 Constable Amendments · House floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Says the bill lets a constable set up a payment plan with a person instead of seizing their property, and states he will take no questions.

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  Thank you Mr. Speaker. This bill just allows for a constable to set up a payment plan with someone instead of seizing their property. And since we learned about the history of constables the other night, I will be taking zero questions.

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• H.B. 366 Judicial Modifications · House floor debate (day 44) · Mar 5, 2026

  Asks whether the fiscal note figures assume the trigger takes effect.

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  Thank you Mr. Speaker. So I'm looking here at the fiscal note. Um, are these numbers based on the trigger going into effect?

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• H.B. 366 Judicial Modifications · House floor debate (day 44) · Mar 5, 2026

  Asks why the $1,500 filing fee is higher than the regular district court filing fee.

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  A follow up question that's unrelated. So it looks like here, filing fee on a type of case if this were to go into effect is $1,500. Is there a reason that's more than the regular district court filing fee?

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• H.B. 366 Judicial Modifications · House floor debate (day 44) · Mar 5, 2026

  Raises concerns about the filing fee and the bill's changes, prefers the earlier constitutional court bill, and urges not concurring so the bill can go back to the Senate.

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  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Uh, colleagues, I do have some concerns about this iteration of the bill. Um, one, I feel like we ended up in a really good place with the constitutional court bill. Um, that was, you know, a lot more supported by the stakeholders involved. Um, I also do have some concerns about the filing fee and, and I say that knowing full well that attorney's fees are outrageous and it's very hypocritical of me to say this, but I think we should not be putting barriers into place when people want to file lawsuits and challenge bills. We have methods in place to cut out the frivolity of certain suits. Uh, but I, I think we …

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• H.B. 565 City Library Property Tax Amendments · House floor debate (day 44) · Mar 5, 2026

  Says the amendments are House amendments made in the Senate, changing the bill's effective date at the request of the tax commission.

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  Yes, I would. Um, and I wanna be clear that these are not Senate amendments. They are house amendments made in the Senate. It was just language that the tax commission requested about the effective date on the bill.

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• S.B. 12 Sunset and Repeal Date Amendments · House floor debate (day 44) · Mar 5, 2026

  Moves to adopt the second substitute to the bill.

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  Thank you Mr. Speaker. I would move that we adopt substitute two in my name.

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• S.B. 12 Sunset and Repeal Date Amendments · House floor debate (day 44) · Mar 5, 2026

  Says the sunset extensions were combined into one bill to reduce committee and floor time, and that the substitute adds some that were missed.

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  I would love to. Colleagues. When I started here eight years ago, we ran a separate bill for every Sunset extension and it was super exciting and it took a ton of committee time and it took a ton of time on the floor and we were trying to minimize this process by putting them all into one bill. So substitute two just includes some that we missed.

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• S.B. 12 Sunset and Repeal Date Amendments · House floor debate (day 44) · Mar 5, 2026

  Lists the sunsets the substitute extends, including several advisory committees and grant programs, the Healthcare Provider's Immunity from Liability Act, the Behavior Analyst Licensing Act, and the Alternative Dispute Resolution Act.

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  Um, yes. Just one second. My screen just froze. Rolling down to the list. Okay, so here's the ones that it extends. The State Weed Committee, the Bears Ears Visitor Center Advisory Committee, the land use and m and a domain Advisory board, the Rare Disease Advisory Council Grant Program, the Newborn Hearing Screening Committee, the Mobile Crisis Outreach Team Grant Program, the Behavioral Health Receiving Center Grant Program, the Child Childcare Advisory Committee, the Healthcare Provider's Immunity from Liability Act, the Behavior Analyst Licensing Act, the Behavioral Health Crisis Response Committee, and Associated Provisions, the Utah Commission on Aging and the Alternative Dispute Resolution Act.

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• S.B. 12 Sunset and Repeal Date Amendments · House floor debate (day 44) · Mar 5, 2026

  Lists the sunsets the second substitute extends, including the State Weed Committee, the Bears Ears Visitor Center Advisory Committee, the Rare Disease Advisory Council Grant Program, the Behavior Analyst Licensing Act, and the Alternative Dispute Resolution Act.

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  Um, yes. Just one second. My screen just froze. Rolling down to the list. Okay, so here's the ones that it extends. The State Weed Committee, the Bears Ears Visitor Center Advisory Committee, the land use and m and a domain Advisory board, the Rare Disease Advisory Council Grant Program, the Newborn Hearing Screening Committee, the Mobile Crisis Outreach Team Grant Program, the Behavioral Health Receiving Center Grant Program, the Child Childcare Advisory Committee, the Healthcare Provider's Immunity from Liability Act, the Behavior Analyst Licensing Act, the Behavioral Health Crisis Response Committee, and Associated Provisions, the Utah Commission on Aging and the Alternative Dispute Resolution Act.

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• S.B. 12 Sunset and Repeal Date Amendments · House floor debate (day 44) · Mar 5, 2026

  Says the bill includes important extensions, including alternative dispute resolution, which helps people resolve court matters more quickly and inexpensively; opens the floor to questions.

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  Thank you Mr. Speaker. Now this is a bill that has a lot of really important extensions. Um, all of these things are issues that we've worked on that still have work to be done. Um, specifically I am interested in the alternative dispute resolution. It's a way for people to get their court matters resolved more quickly and more inexpensive. And, um, all these things are ones that had bills supporting them in extending them. And Senator Weiler just gave me the opportunity to present on all of them. So open to any questions.

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