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DRAFT MINUTES BUSINESS and LABOR INTERIM COMMITTEE Wednesday, June 16, 2021|8:30 A.M.|210 Senate Building DRAFT MINUTES BUSINESS AND LABOR INTERIM COMMITTEE Wednesday, June 16, 2021|8:30 a.m.|210 Senate Building Members Present: Rep. Mark A. Strong Sen. Curtis S. Bramble, Chair Rep. Mark A. Wheatley Rep. Joel Ferry, Chair Rep. Mike Winder Sen. Kirk A. Cullimore Sen. Gene Davis Members Absent: Sen. Karen Mayne Sen. Todd D. Weiler Sen. Daniel McCay Rep. Francis D. Gibson Sen. Scott D. Sandall Rep. Mike Schultz Rep. Brady Brammer Rep. Casey Snider Rep. Walt Brooks Rep. Timothy D. Hawkes Staff Present: Rep. Jon Hawkins Adam J. Sweet, Policy Analyst Rep. Brian S. King Patrick Grecu, Associate General Counsel Rep. Karianne Lisonbee Amy L. West, Associate General Counsel Rep. Ashlee Matthews Leila Reynolds, Administrative Assistant Note: A copy of related materials and an audio recording of the meeting can be found at www.le.utah.gov. Chair Ferry called the meeting to order at 8:44 a.m. 1 . Committee Business MOTION: Rep. Winder moved to approve the minutes of the May 18, 2021, meeting.The motion passed with a vote of 10 - 0 - 11. Yeas- 10 Nays- 0 Absent- 11 Sen. C. Bramble Sen. K. Cullimore Rep. B. Brammer Sen. G. Davis Rep. W. Brooks Rep. F. Gibson Rep. J. Ferry Rep. T. Hawkes Rep. J. Hawkins Rep. B. King Rep. A. Matthews Rep. K. Lisonbee Sen. K. Mayne Sen. D. McCay Sen. S. Sandall Rep. M. Schultz Rep. M. Strong Rep. C. Snider Rep. M. Winder Sen. T. Weiler Rep. M. Wheatley MOTION: Rep. Brooks moved to open a committee bill file for the annual insurance clean up bill.The motion passed with a vote of 11 - 0 - 10. Page 1 of 4 BUSINESS AND LABOR INTERIM COMMITTEE DRAFT MINUTES June 16, 2021 Yeas- 11 Nays- 0 Absent- 10 Sen. C. Bramble Sen. G. Davis Rep. B. Brammer Rep. F. Gibson Rep. W. Brooks Rep. T. Hawkes Sen. K. Cullimore Rep. B. King Rep. J. Ferry Rep. K. Lisonbee Rep. J. Hawkins Sen. D. McCay Rep. A. Matthews Rep. M. Schultz Sen. K. Mayne Rep. C. Snider Sen. S. Sandall Sen. T. Weiler Rep. M. Strong Rep. M. Wheatley Rep. M. Winder 2 . Proposal for Systematic Licensure Review Process 2A - Proposal for Systematic Licensure Review Process (Source: Department of Commerce) 2B - Presentation: Department of Commerce Governor Spencer Cox introduced the subject. Margaret Busse, Executive Director, Department of Commerce, presented on the matter. The committee asked questions of the presenters. The meeting was opened to public comment. Rep. Norman K. Thurston commented on the issue. Online commenters could not be heard due to room speaker issues. Rosemary Gutierrez, Transcend Together, commented in support of reviewing the licensing process to make it easier to gain licensure. Chair Ferry attempted to connect with the online commenters, but the technology issue persisted. Chair Ferry and Senator Bramble made closing comments. 3 . A Performance Audit of the Division of Consumer Protection 3A - Letter to the Business and Labor Interim Committee Chairs (Source: Office of the Legislative Auditor General) 3B - A Performance Audit of the Division of Consumer Protection (Source: Office of the Legislative Auditor General) Benn Buys, Audit Manager, and Jake Dinsdale, Senior Audit Supervisor, Office of the Legislative Auditor General, presented on the audit performed on the Division of Consumer Protection and the audit's recommendations. The committee asked questions of Benn Buys and Jake Dinsdale. Margaret Busse, Executive Director, Department of Commerce, and Daniel O'Bannon, Director, Division of Consumer Protection, responded to the audit. The committee asked questions of Margaret Busse and Daniel O'Bannon. Page 2 of 4 BUSINESS AND LABOR INTERIM COMMITTEE DRAFT MINUTES June 16, 2021 MOTION: Sen. Bramble moved to open a committee bill file to address the recommendations of the audit.The motion passed with a vote of 14 - 0 - 7. Yeas- 14 Nays- 0 Absent- 7 Sen. C. Bramble Rep. F. Gibson Rep. B. Brammer Rep. T. Hawkes Rep. W. Brooks Sen. K. Mayne Sen. K. Cullimore Sen. D. McCay Sen. G. Davis Rep. M. Schultz Rep. J. Ferry Rep. C. Snider Rep. J. Hawkins Sen. T. Weiler Rep. B. King Rep. K. Lisonbee Rep. A. Matthews Sen. S. Sandall Rep. M. Strong Rep. M. Wheatley Rep. M. Winder 4 . Sunset Review: Powersport Vehicle Franchise Advisory Board 4A - Utah Code Ann. 13-35-103 (Source: OLRGC) Jacob Hart, Deputy Director, Department of Commerce, and Chair, Powersport Vehicle Franchise Advisory Board, presented on the issue. Chair Ferry opened the meeting to public comment. Craig Bickmore, Executive Director, New Car Dealers of Utah, spoke in favor of extending the sunset date. MOTION: Sen. Sandall moved to open a bill file to extend the sunset date by 10 years.The motion passed with a vote of 13 - 0 - 8. Yeas- 13 Nays- 0 Absent- 8 Sen. C. Bramble Rep. F. Gibson Rep. B. Brammer Rep. T. Hawkes Rep. W. Brooks Rep. B. King Sen. K. Cullimore Sen. K. Mayne Sen. G. Davis Sen. D. McCay Rep. J. Ferry Rep. M. Schultz Rep. J. Hawkins Rep. C. Snider Rep. K. Lisonbee Sen. T. Weiler Rep. A. Matthews Sen. S. Sandall Rep. M. Strong Rep. M. Wheatley Rep. M. Winder 5 . Draft Legislation "Board of Bank Advisors Sunset Extension" 5A - Board of Bank Advisors Sunset Extension (2022 General Session Draft Legislation) MOTION: Sen. Sandall moved to approve the bill file. Sen. Sandall withdrew the motion. Page 3 of 4 BUSINESS AND LABOR INTERIM COMMITTEE DRAFT MINUTES June 16, 2021 MOTION: Sen. Sandall moved to favorably recommend the draft legislation.The motion passed with a vote of 14 - 0 - 7. Yeas- 14 Nays- 0 Absent- 7 Sen. C. Bramble Rep. F. Gibson Rep. B. Brammer Rep. T. Hawkes Rep. W. Brooks Sen. K. Mayne Sen. K. Cullimore Sen. D. McCay Sen. G. Davis Rep. M. Schultz Rep. J. Ferry Rep. C. Snider Rep. J. Hawkins Sen. T. Weiler Rep. B. King Rep. K. Lisonbee Rep. A. Matthews Sen. S. Sandall Rep. M. Strong Rep. M. Wheatley Rep. M. Winder 6 . Proposal for Systematic Licensure Review Process Chair Ferry opened the meeting to public comment for those online who could not speak on this item initially due to technical issues. Michelle McOmber, spoke in favor of making the licensing process easier and stressed the importance of having an independent review committee as part of the process. 7 . Other Items/Adjourn MOTION: Sen. Sandall moved to adjourn.The motion passed with a vote of 14 - 0 - 7. Yeas- 14 Nays- 0 Absent- 7 Sen. C. Bramble Rep. F. Gibson Rep. B. Brammer Rep. T. Hawkes Rep. W. Brooks Sen. K. Mayne Sen. K. Cullimore Sen. D. McCay Sen. G. Davis Rep. M. Schultz Rep. J. Ferry Rep. C. Snider Rep. J. Hawkins Sen. T. Weiler Rep. B. King Rep. K. Lisonbee Rep. A. Matthews Sen. S. Sandall Rep. M. Strong Rep. M. Wheatley Rep. M. Winder The committee adjourned at 10:00 a.m. Page 4 of 4.
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