Todd Weiler

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

  Describes S.B. 12 as an omnibus bill that now combines many sunset provisions, which began as a sunset extension for the arbitration act.

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  Thank you Mr. President. This is a good bill. This is the omnibus bill for all of the Sunset, uh, provisions that have passed. And they all got dumped into my Bill, Inc. This, or originally started off as just the Sunset extension for the arbitration Act, but now it's, uh, everything and its cousin. So with that, I'll yield to any questions or, uh, move for oh, uh, uh, oh. A motion to Concur. Motion to Concur.

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

  Reads the list of sunsetted organizations and programs in lines nine through twenty-one of the bill, including his original Alternative Dispute Resolution Act.

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  It's lines nine through 21 of the bill, uh, state Weed Committee. The Bears Ear Visitor Center Advisory Committee, the Land Use and Eminent Domain Advisory Board, the Rare Disease Advisory Council Grant Program, the Newborn Hearing Screening Committee, the Mobile Crisis Outreach Team grant program, behavioral Health Receiving Center Grant Program, the Childcare Advisory Committee, the Healthcare Providers Immunity and Liability Act, the Behavior Analysis Licensing Act, the Behavioral Health Crisis Response Committee, the Utah Commission on Aging. And my original bill, the Alternative Dispute Resolution Act.

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

  Says the bill removes the sunset date for lead acid battery disposal and extends the repeal date for the Rural Physicians Loan Repayment Program Advisory Committee.

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  It removes the Sunset date regarding the lead acid battery disposal, and it also extends the repeal date for the Rural Physicians Loan Repayment Program Advisory Committee.

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

  Explains that the bill extends several sunset dates and repeals one, notes he presented it this morning, and offers to take questions.

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  Yes. Uh, for, for, for Senator, um, McKay's benefit this repeals a bunch of or extends a bunch of Sunset, uh, Sunset extensions and then it repeals one. I made the presentation this morning, but now we actually have the bill and I'll yield to any questions.

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• H.B. 319 Electronic Records Amendments · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Says H.B. 176 adds exemptions to the definitions in Utah Code 75-5-101, defining trust director, trust protector, trust advisor, surrogate, and guardian, and clarifies that this section does not apply.

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  Thank you Mr. President. Um, house Bill 1 76 adds uh, exemptions to the definition and code seven dash five dash 1 0 1. Uh, these, these terms are defined. Trust director, trust protector, trust advisor, surrogate and Guardian. And to clarify that this section does not apply

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• H.B. 176 Trust Business Modifications · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Moves that third substitute H.B. 176 pass under suspension of the rules.

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  Thank you. Under suspension of the rules, I'd move that third substitute house Bill 1 76 pass.

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• H.B. 396 Public Project Subcontractor Amendments · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Asks whether the bill's requirement for subcontractor employees' social security numbers is a privacy concern.

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  Senator Brammer, will you yield? Um, thank you. So you just said your presentation, social security numbers, I think line 5 28 requires the last four digits of social security number for each employee of a subcontractor. Um, don't you feel like that's a, a violation of a privacy of these employees? They, they're not the ones that are contracting with the state and now the government's going to be demanding the subcontractor, their bosses to give their social security numbers to the state. That, that seems a little bit onerous.

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• H.B. 396 Public Project Subcontractor Amendments · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Proposes a verbal motion to amend to strike the social security number requirement.

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  Thank You Mr. President. I'd like to do a verbal motion to amend, Uh, And that would be the strike lines 5 28. That would just, that's in Order.

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• H.B. 396 Public Project Subcontractor Amendments · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Explains the verbal motion to strike the social security number requirement while keeping employee names and professional licenses.

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  The verbal motion is to strike line 5 28. That would still allow Doppel to get the name of the employee and the professional license, but not the social security number.

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• H.C.R. 8 Concurrent Resolution Directing PEHP to Establish the Weight Management and Obesity Pilot Program · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Explained his vote, saying that directing PEHP is done through a resolution rather than a state statute, and voted aye.

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  Like to explain my vote. I remember a day back in 2013 when a certain representative in the house used to stand up and say, this is a resolution. I vote no, I'm gonna vote. Aye on his resolution. And just remind the body when we do want to direct PEHP. We do do it through a resolution, not through a state statute. So I vote. Aye.

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• H.B. 396 Public Project Subcontractor Amendments · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Summarizes his privacy concern about contractors giving employees' social security numbers to the government and explains the basis for the motion.

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  Yeah, so the, my concern here, it's a privacy concern and this is not for the subcontractors. If they wanna give their social securities, that's fine, but this is for all of their employees, their current employees, their future employees. And I just think it's a little bit onerous for the contractor to have to give all of their employees social security numbers to the government. So that's, that's the basis for the motion. They'd still get their names and any license that they had.

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• H.C.R. 2 Concurrent Resolution Authorizing Adult Sentencing and Supervision Length Guidelines and Juvenile Disposition Guidelines · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Presents H.C.R. 2 as setting sentencing and supervision length guidelines and juvenile disposition guidelines, and says it balances reduced penalties for nonviolent crime with accountability.

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  Thank you, uh, Mr. President. This, uh, Utah has decreased penalties for nonviolent crimes in the past. This has resulted in decreased penalties for violent crime as well. Uh, this bill was worked on extensively during the interim and during the, uh, session, or to gain support from all interested parties. Um, and this is our legislative prerogative to approve the sentencing guidelines for the sentencing commission. So we need a balance of the reduced penalties for nonviolent crime with, we need to balance that with accountability. And there has been a case in southern Utah where two children were brutally abused and the former sentencing guidelines would've recommended zero jail time in that case. So this bill, uh, is …

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• H.B. 336 Recovery Operations Amendments · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Presents H.B. 336, which defines recovery operations, sets insurance coverage rules and a billing standard, and creates dispute procedures including a bond and arbitration process, then yields for questions.

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  This bill creates a definition for recovery, operations and rules for insurance coverage of them. It also creates a billing standard and dispute, uh, procedures. It defines cut recovery operations as the removal of a vehicle that is unable to move on its own and cannot be accessed by a normal tow truck. Commercial vehicles that have liability only insurance policy or that do not have a certain amount set aside for recovery must obtain an endorsement for at least $40,000. When a recovery operator sends a bill to the insurance company, the company must pay 75% or $4,000, whichever is less. And if the insurance company disputes the charge, a bond and arbitration process is laid out in the …

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• H.B. 336 Recovery Operations Amendments · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Waives summation and moves that second substitute H.B. 336 pass.

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  Thank you. I'll waive summation under suspension of the rules. I'll move that Second substitute H uh, house bill 3 36 pass.

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• H.B. 94 Criminal Accounts Receivable Amendments · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Waives summation and moves that the bill pass under suspension of the rules.

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  to you summation and a motion. Uh, I'll Waive summation and move that third substitute house bill 94 pass under suspension of the rules.

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