HB 287: Expanding Prescription Authority for Nurse Practitioners
This bill would allow nurse practitioners to prescribe controlled substances without the supervision of a physician.
Utah needs to streamline its permitting processes
Rather than ask Utahns to weave through a patchwork of confusing regulations, Senate Bill 204 would ensure that permitting processes throughout the state meet three simple and common-sense rules.
SB 206: A Responsible Income Tax Cut
This bill would provide for a one-time $256 million income tax cut that would be made permanent if income tax receipts continue to grow at a steady pace.
SB 219: One-Year Moratorium on Truancy Laws
This bill establishes a one-year moratorium on truancy laws in public education.
SB 196: Law Enforcement Vetting in Hiring
This bill would protect law enforcement agencies from being sued for providing information about former employees to future employers.
SB 28: Increasing Access to Mental Health Care Providers
This bill expands the scope of practice for physician assistants who specialize in mental health, providing greater and more affordable access to mental health care for Utahns.
SB 27: Expanding Scope of Practice for Physician Assistants
This bill expands the scope of practice for physician assistants, therefore providing greater and more affordable access to health care for Utahns.
HB 392: Restoring the Failed Vehicle Safety Inspection Program
This bill restores Utah's failed mandatory vehicle safety inspection program.
SB 221: Protecting Short-term Rentals
This bill allows all homeowners in Utah the option to rent out a portion of their property to short-term renters so long as the property is owner-occupied.
HB 373: Reducing Criminal Offenses After Conviction
This bill would allow the courts to lower a criminal penalty upon successful completion of parole.