1 LEGISLATIVE GENERAL COUNSEL
2 Approved for Piling MGT
3 Date 01-20-86 5:58 PM
4 (ALL-AROUND WORLD CHAMPION COWBOY COMMENDATION)
5 1986
6 GENERAL SESSION
7 S. J. R. No. 10 By Eldon A. Money
8
9
10 A JOINT RESOLUTION OF THE LEGISLATURE HONORING LEWIS FEILD, 1985 ALL-AROUND
11 WORLD CHAMPION COWBOY; AND WISHING HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS.
12 Be it resolved by the Legislature of the state of Utah;
13 WHEREAS, Lewis Feild was raised in Peoa, Utah, and became involved in
14 college rodeo in 1975;
15 WHEREAS, he became a professional rodeo cowboy in 1980, and was named
16 Rookie of the Year for Bareback Riding that same year;
17 WHEREAS, his prowess as a rodeo cowboy is demonstrated by the fact that
18 he won the Linderman Award, a respected rodeo award, in 1981 and has
19 qualified for the National Final Rodeo by winning a certain number of
20 events every year since 1981, just one year after becoming a professional
21 rodeo cowboy;
22 WHEREAS, in 1982 Mr. Feild compounded his previous successes by winning
23 the Houston Astrodome Bareback Championship and the Cheyenne ALl-Around
24 Cowboy Championship;
25 WHEREAS, in 1984 he was the National Finals Rodeo Bareback Average
26 winner;
27 WHEREAS, in 1985 he reached the peak of success by being declared the
28 1985 All-Around World Champion Cowboy and the 1985 Bareback World Champion;
29 and S. J. R. No. 10 01-20-86 5:58 PM
WHEREAS, Mr. Feild has given countless hours of pleasure to rodeo fans throughout the country, particularly rodeo fans in the state of Utah.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Legislature of the state of
Utah honors Lewis Feild for his remarkable achievements as a professional rodeo cowboy.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Legislature wishes Mr. Feild continued success in the exciting field of rodeo.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to
Mr. Feild.
-2- ALL AROUND WORLD CHAMPION COWBOY COMMENDATION
Ry Senator E]fflpn A. Money
READ JAN 211986 First Time JAW 2 1 1986 Referred to Rules Committee. Ordered Printed and Referred to Committee on.
Reported Second Time JAN 2 \ m Third Time ^21-fH- AMENDMENW FURTHER ACTION Committee. Second Reading.
Third Reading.
FINAL VOTE Yeas 3f Nays. Absent, OP J^JAIt2tl98t3 Transmitted to House m i \'""'
RECEIVED FROM HOUSE. JAN 21 W mm Concurred Senate Amendments— (vote) (data) Concurred Conference Committee (vote) (data) ENROLLED JAN 3 1 1986 TRANSMITTED TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE JAN 3 1 WC (date)
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RECEIVED FROM THE SENATE- JflN S 1 1MB .,19. READ First Time JAW 2 1 1986 Referred to Committee on. Reported Second Time JAN 2 1 1986 ggM—MP MJUB Third Time JAN 2 1 IMS AMENDMENTS FURTHER ACTION Committee. Second Reading
Third Reading.
\y ^^ FINAL VOTE Yeas {0 7 Nays Q. 19 M*91 . Absent X
RETURNED TO SENATE—JAmU*
Concurred Conference Committee. (vote) (data) o LEGISLATIVE GENERAL COUNSEL 2 Approved for Filing RLR
3 Date 01-24-86 4:12 PM
4 (OATH OF OFFICE AMENDMENT)
5 1986
6 GENERAL SESSION
7 S. J. R. No. 11 By Dona M. Wayment
8
9
10 A JOINT RESOLUTION OF THE LEGISLATURE PROPOSING TO AMEND THE UTAH
11 CONSTITUTION; RELATING TO THE OATH OF OFFICE TAKEN BY ALL ELECTED OR
12 APPOINTED OFFICERS; ALLOWING THE OFFICER TO ADD THE PHRASE "SO HELP ME
13 GOD", TO THE OATH OR AFFIRMATION; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. u THIS RESOLUTION PROPOSES TO CHANGE THE UTAH CONSTITUTION AS FOLLOWS: 15 AMENDS:
16 ARTICLE IV, SEC. 10
17 Be it resolved by the Legislature of the state of Utah, two-thirds of all
18 members elected to each of the two houses voting in favor thereof:
19 Section 1. It is proposed to amend Article IV, Sec. 10, Utah
20 Constitution, to read:
21 Sec. 10.
22 All officers made elective or appointive by this Constitution or by the
23 laws made in pursuance thereof, before entering upon the duties of their
24 respective offices, shall take and subscribe the following oath or
25 affirmation: "I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support, obey and
26 defend the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of this o 27 State, and that [ will discharge the duties of my office with fidelity."
28 Each elective or appointive officer who takes this oath or affirmation may
29 add at the end thereof, the phrase "so help me Cod". S. J. R. No. 11 01-24-86 4:12 PM O 1 Section 2. The lieutenant governor is directed to submit this proposed
2 amendment tc the el ectors of the state of Utah at the next general election
3 in the manner provi ded by law .
4 Section 3. If approved by the electors of the state the amendment
5 proposed by this joint resolu tion shall take effect on January 1, 1987.
January 27, 1986
MANAGEMENT AND FISCAL ANALYSIS
S.J.R. 11
It is estimated that any costs associated with the elections process for this resolution can be handled within the elections budget of the Lieutenant Governor.
AS? OFFICE OF THE LEGISLATIVE FISCAL ANALYST
o -2- 1 LEGISLATIVE GENERAL COUNSEL
2 Approved for Filing RLR
3 Date 01-24-86 4:12 PM
4 (OATH OF OFFICE AMENDMENT)
* 5 1986 6 GENERAL SESSION
7 S. J. R. No. 11 By Dona M. Wayment
8
9 UA/\ \OftlAACVPA.L
10 A JOINT RESOLUTION OF THE LEGISLATURE PROPOSING TO AMEND THE UTAm H
11 CONSTITUTION; RELATING TO THE OATH OF OFFICE TAKEN BY ALL ELECTED OR
12 APPOINTED OFFICERS; ALLOWING THE OFFICER TO ADD THE PHRASE "SO HELP ME
13 GOD", TO THE OATH OR AFFIRMATION; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
14 THIS RESOLUTION PROPOSES TO CHANGE THE UTAH CONSTITUTION AS FOLLOWS:
15 AMENDS:
16 ARTICLE IV, SEC. 10
17 Be it resolved by the Legislature of the state of Utah, two-thirds of all
18 members elected to each of the two houses voting in favor thereof:
19 Section 1. It is proposed to amend Article IV, Sec. 10, Utah
20 Constitution, to read:
21 Sec. 10.
22 All officers made elective or appointive by this Constitution or by the
23 laws made in pursuance thereof, before entering upon the duties of their
24 respective offices, shall take and subscribe the following oath or
25 affirmation: "I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support, obey and
26 defend the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of this
27 State, and that I will discharge the duties of my office with fidelity."
28 Each elective or appointive officer who takes this oath or affirmation may
29 add at the end thereof, the phrase "so help me God". S. J. R. No. 11 01-24-86 4:12 PM
1 Section 2. The lieutenant governor is directed to submit this proposed
2 amendment to the electors of the state of Utah at the next general election
3 in the manner provided by law.
4 Section 3. If approved by the electors of the state the amendment
5 proposed by this joint resolution shall take effect on January 1, 1987.
-2- I OATH OF OFFICE AMENDMENT "
By Senator Bona M. Wayment U
First Time JAN ? 7 IQflfl Referred to Rules Committee JAW L I UW Ordered Printed and Referred to Committee on trmtvotm^^ JAN Z81986 Y
ftB\1\986 ReP°rted Ftvorabtof fcri 1 2 19* Second Time ! ^ , . _ _ Third Time Rules suspended rLD 1 7 1985 AMENDMENTS Rules suspende Third Reading. A TO 1T 19*5 FINAL VOTE m^UaSUtR74, Nays. Z. Absent. Transmitted to House j./r-s>-*- p-a-A-t RECEIVED FROM HOUSE. mm (date) Concurred Senate Amendments— (vote) (date) Concurred Conference Committee. (vote) (date) ENROLLED TRANSMITTED TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE. (date) (date) ffl RECEIVED FROM THE SENATE- iEB 18 1966 ., 19. READ First Tims FEB 1 8 1966 Referred to Committee on BL FEB 19 m Reported FEB2106 Second Time Third Time BjBXfi 1996 AMENDMENTS A ^FURTHER ACTION <*.'**> Committee. PARED FEB2ri986 Second Reading Third Reading. FINAL VOTE Yeas. 42. Nays. g^-wo Absent y? ., 19FFR 9.5 «g RETURNED TO SENATE. Concurred Conference Committee. (vof) (data) i LEGISLATIVE GENERAL COUNSEL 2 Approved for Filing MGT 3 Date 01-28-86 9:33 AM 4 (DEAN R. SMITH COMMENDATION) 5 1986 6 GENERAL SESSION 7 S. J. R. No. 12 By Lyle W. Hillyard 8 9 w 10 A JOINT RESOLUTION OF THE LEGISLATURE HONORING DEAN R. SMITH UPON HIS 11 RETIREMENT FROM THE CACHE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 12 Be it resolved by the Legislature of the state of Utah: 13 WHEREAS, Dean R. Smith, executive secretary of the Cache Valley Chamber r 14 of Commerce, will soon retire after 34 years with the chamber; 15 WHEREAS, he began working for the Chamber of Commerce in 1952, and has 16 faithfully served 33 different chamber of commerce presidents in that time; 17 WHEREAS, the list of businesses that have come into Cache County during 18 Mr. Smith's tenure, largely as a result of his salesmanship, is a lengthy 19 one and includes some of the largest employers of the district; 20 WHEREAS, he has been instrumental in the development of the cheese 21 industry for which Cache County is famous, and also for the growth of the 22 electronics industry that has brought highly-skilled jobs to the county; 23 WHEREAS, when Cache County was unable to provide the acreage needed to 24 accommodate a Morton Thiokoi plant, Mr. Smith introduced the company 25 officials to Brigham City officials, and then encouraged in various ways 26 the development of the huge Morton Thiokoi plant near Brigham City, which 27 today employs over 2,000 Cache County residents; and * S. J. R. No. 12 01-28-86 9:33 AM WHEREAS, through his devotion and dedication, Mr. Smith has had an enormous impact on the industrial development of Logan and Cache County, and thereby on the economy of the state of Utah. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Legislature of the state of Utah, the Governor concurring therein, honors Dean R. Smith for the great work he has done in developing Utah's economic base and job market. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Legislature and Governor recognize that his retirement will leave Cache County without one of its foremost promoters, whose techniques have succeeded so brilliantly in the past. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Legislature and Governor extend their best wishes to Mr. Smith on the occasion of his retirement from a job well done. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be prepared and forwarded to Mr. Smith. -2- Q^^^^^^^^^^M^^^^^^^2^32^^^^^^^^^^ READ First Time ijkm&86 - — Referred to Rules Committee JAN 'd 8 |flgg Ordered Printed and Referred to Committee on *r Rules suspended JAN?BTSft ^ frX Second Time Third Time Ruins snsflfirulftfl JAN Z 8 19BB AMENDMENTS FURTHER ACTION Committee. Second Reading. Third Reading. r FINAL VOTE Yeas^ RECEIVED FROM HOUSE jjj ^ ™ (date) Concurred Senate Amendments- (vote) (date) Concurred Conference Committee. (vote) (date) ENROLLED EL; R 1 m m a m. (date) TRANSMITTED TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE &k\ ^L (date) W RECEIVED FROM THE SENATE- JAN 2 8 1986 ., 19. READ First Time JAN 2 9 1966 Referred to Committee on. Reported Second Time JAN 29 1986 unon j—M & RULts Third Tim* JAN 2 9 1966 AMENDMENTS FURTHER ACTION Committee. Second Reading Third Reading. -A- y- V m FINAL VOTE Yeas J£L Nays Q_ . Absent M. ,1 * nm RETURNED TO SENATE J**g9 1986 Concurred Conference Committee. (vota) (data) 1 LEGISLATIVE GENERAL COUNSEL 2 Approved for Filing RLR 3 Date 01-09-86 4:45 PM 4 (E0UCATION ARTICLE REVISION) 5 1986 6 GENERAL SESSION 7 S. J. R. No. 9 By Lyle Ui. Hillvard 8 Glade M. Sowards 9 10 A JOINT RESOLUTION OF THE LEGISLATURE PROPOSING TO AMEND THE UTAH 11 CONSTITUTION; RELATING TO THE EDUCATION ARTICLE; PROVIDING FOR THE 12 ESTABLISHMENT OF A PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM AND A HIGHER EDUCATION 13 SYSTEM; PROVIDING FOR RESTRICTED FUNDS FOR THE EDUCATION SYSTEMS; 14 PROHIBITING PARTISAN OR RELIGIOUS TESTS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE 15 STATE'S EDUCATION SYSTEMS; PROHIBITING STATE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE 16 DIRECT SUPPORT OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS CONTROLLED BY RELIGIOUS 17 ORGANIZATIONS; CLARIFYING LANGUAGE IN THE REVENUE AND TAXATION ARTICLE 18 RELATING TO EDUCATION; REPEALING CERTAIN OBSOLETE PROVISIONS; AND 19 PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. 20 THIS RESOLUTION PROPOSES TO CHANGE THE UTAH CONSTITUTION AS FOLLOWS: 21 RENUMBERS AND AMENDS: „ 22 ARTICLE X, SECS. 3, 5, hHH [0] HHh , 12, AND 13 23 AMENDS: 24 ARTICLE X, SECS. 1, 2, AND 4 25 ARTICLE XIII, SEC. 12 26 REPEALS: 27 ARTICLE VII, SEC. 17 27« hHH ARTICLE X, SEC. 8 HHh 1 LEGISLATIVE GENERAL COUNSEL 2 Approved for Filing RLR Date 01-09-86 4;45 PM (EDUCATION ARTICLE REVISION) 1986 GENERAL SESSION S. J. R. No. 9 By Lyle W. Hillyard Clade M. Sowards MasmMMjm- A JOINT RESOLUTION OF THE LEGISLATURE PROPOSING TO AMEND THE UTAH CONSTITUTION; RELATINC TO THE EDUCATION ARTICLE; PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM AND A HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM; PROVIDING FOR RESTRICTED FUNDS FOR THE EDUCATION SYSTEMS; PROHIBITING PARTISAN OR RELIGIOUS TESTS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE o STATE'S EDUCATION SYSTEMS; PROHIBITING STATE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE DIRECT SUPPORT OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS CONTROLLED BY RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS; CLARIFYING LANGUAGE IN THE REVENUE AND TAXATION ARTICLE RELATINC TO EDUCATION; REPEALINC CERTAIN OBSOLETE PROVISIONS; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. 20 THIS RESOLUTION PROPOSES TO CHANGE THE UTAH CONSTITUTION AS FOLLOWS: 2] RENUMBERS AND AMENDS: /Llr 2: ARTICLE X, SECS, 3, 5,{$Jl2, AND 13 2: AMENDS: 21 ARTICLE X, SECS. 1, 2, AND 4 2'. ARTICLE XIII, SEC. 12 2< REPEALS: 2; ARTICLE VII, SEC. 17 • ^jc- ftemJM x,sec.g S. J. R. No. 9 •«-• 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 ARTICLE X, SECS. 7, 9, 10, AND 11 c 2 ARTICLE XIII, SEC. 7 3 Be it resolved by the Legislature of the state of Utah, two-thirds of all 4 members elected to each of the two houses voting in favor thereof: 5 Section 1. It is proposed to amend Article X, Sees. 1 and 2, (^number 6 Sec. 8 to Sec. 3jj amend Sec. 4, renumber Sec. 3 to Sec. 5, renumber Sec. 5 7 to Sec. 7, renumber Sec. 12 to Sec. 8, renumber Sec. 13 to Sec. 9, and to 8 amend, as renumbered, to read: 9 Sec. 1. 10 The Legislature shall provide for the establishment and maintenance of 11 [a—antform—-system—of—pabtic—sehoors] the state's education systems 12 including: (a) a public education system, which shall be open to all 13 children of the state[f]£ and (b) a higher education system. Both systems 14 shall be free from sectarian control* 15 Sec. 2. 16 The public [sehoots] education system shall include [kindergarten] all 17 public elementary and secondary schools[t—common—schootsy—consisting—of 18 primary—and—grammar—gradest—high—sehoois-y—an—agricaitarai-coiieget-a 19 aniversttyt] and such other schools and programs as the Legislature may 20 [establish] designate. The [common] higher education system shall include 21 all public universities and colleges and such other | institutions and 22 programs as the Legislature may designate. Public elementary and secondary 23 schools shall be free, except the Legislature may authorize the imposition 24 of feest/kn the secondary ochoo-l-slL [The-other—departments—of—the—system 25 shai r-be-sapported-as-provided-by-raw.-] -2- S. J. R. No. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 ARTICLE X, SECS. 7. 9, 10, AND 11 2 ARTICLE XIII, SEC. 7 3 Be it resolved by the Legislature of the state of Utah, two-thirds of all 4 members elected to each of the two houses voting in favor thereof: 5 Section 1. It is proposed to amend Article X, Sees. 1 and 2, hHH 5a (YtfrikiiWeY 6 l4tlltlt4l%AillH} HHh amend Sec. 4, renumber Sec. 3 to Sec. 5, a 6a renumber Sec. 5 7 to Sec. 7, renumber Sec. 12 to Sec. 8, renumber Sec. 13 to Sec. 9, and to 8 amend, as renumbered, to read: 9 Sec. 1. 10 The Legislature shall provide for the establishment and maintenance of 11 [a- -uniform—system-—of--public—schools] the state's education systems 12 including: (a) a public education system, which shall be open to all 13 children of the state[,]j. and (b) a higher education system. Both systems 14 shall be free from sectarian control. 15 Sec. 2. 16 The public [schools] education system shall include [kindergarten] all 17 public elementary and secondary schools[; -common--schools,—consisting -of 18 primary- and— grammar- grades;— high- schools,--an- agricultural-college;-a 19 university;] and such other schools and programs as the Legislature may 20 [establish] designate. The [common] higher education system shall include 21 all public universities and colleges and such other hHH PUBLIC HHh 21a institutions and 2? programs as the Legislature may designate. Public elementary and secondary 23 schools shall be free, except the Legislature may authorize the imposition 2* of fees hHH [{] in the secondary schools.m HHh 24a [The-other- departments- of— the— system 25 shall-be-supported- as-provided-by-law.] -2- S. J. R. No. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 hHH [%4tllllll%Aiimi 2 1MI 1*444*411 /HAWAII IAMIi4A4tnil4AI4t IM4lt4Mllll%tM4lV444i4tl44 3 iiit44li*4ll/UI44it44llAI4l%t4t4/%44HI4i7t4*tAtlAA/' HVAAHUtMHltI777*4 4 444UHMA/4t'IWAlVAVtUIUAHIi'AAlllMI77WM/77lll/AitAMli*44/4*4/ 4aa 4141U4I 4a 4i[\\ HHh 5 WH4A4IIIWWI Mtl / /MM I miUMVit4t4t4l n*4m4UI%44t4l41 ll44t4U4AI 5a 4*411//4*441 At 6 lt*4V 141 IttAUl f%A*4tl*UMA*tl I4t I IM*lltl llAitHttUAl 1**41 li*4ll(*4lt*4 7 4Ui4tl44l4ffU4tl41lt*4l*44Hl} HHh 8 Sec. 4. 9 hHH [7*4/ 9a ll4i4U4M4MHit4Uii*4iAtniHiiiUA4,-/l4U-/4fU*A47**li4tilWHf 10 4t4*iH4*4Ht*4HA4tU4U4/4U/Z4ll4i44/4t4-//*4f4*1/t4*f1+444 /•/4*444ll/t*4l 11 4.4*4t4llt4*tHll4*4li4A4Hlim/4f /t*4l*li*4tl /44*i4tl4*l /iiit44l li*AUI 1*4 12 44it44lli*H4ltt4t4l*44t4l4flt4i4*Ulll7*4/444*4H*i4l4flt*4IU4Hli*41ll*4 13 pVtWJd#M/ft -3- S. J. R. Ho. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM /j»ec^-3—[flee. •%}. The-—general—eontrol—and- supervision of the public [9choofc] education •oystcm shall" be vested in a State Board of Education—[the—takni]. Tire 4 reiA5e«t e'fjtfwu la^iujc. -membership—of [whichl the board—shaii—be/fcatabliabed—and —^rusertxr: £a>J- W ~~^ 4 prov ided»Uy [taw] • latum; The State—Board—of Education—shall—appoint^ tthej- ntendent oT Public—Instruction—who—shall he the . executivp nffirar af tho bwttti ' Sec. 4. The-f rne»t-iwn —| »•! alirrahMEnr-hy-ajjM at ina, lwmn»f-»-he—Htjj^nitr^-^t HtJ«h| — *"•>—»*ha»—4g««»n1»tirwfr-—flw»t»a»»—a»a.. h«»«hy—«ntiiia»<4T-in1<-.U- »h»| general control and -snpe~fvl9lon~Pf—the-h^n^r firiucat'"" system shall he. vested—ttt a State Board of Regents-s—The-member ship of the board shall bo provided for by statuto* 1 All rights, immunities, franchises^ and endowment s [heretofore—granted—or-eonf erred-y-are-hereby-perpetnated-onto said—University—and Agrienttarai eoiiege respectiveiy] originally established or recognized by the constitution for any public university or college are confirmed. Sec. 5 [SecT-3]. (1) [Except-as-provided-by-statate-for—the—necessary—cost—of—iand administration?] There is established a permanent State School Fund which shall consist of revenue from the following sources: (a) proceeds [of] from the sales of all lands [that-have-been-or-may-hereafter-be] granted by the United States to this statety] for the support of the public elementary and secondary schools!?] £ (b) 5Z of the net proceeds [of] from the sales o -3- S. J. R. No. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM u 1 of United States public lands lying within [the—states—and—soid—by—the 2 United—States-snbseqaent-to-the-admission-of] this state [into-the-Hniony] 3 £ (c) all revenues derived from [the-ase-of] nonrenewable resources [from] 4 on school or state lands, other than those lands granted for other specific 5 purposes!?]^, and (d) other revenues as appropriated by the Legislature^^ 6 The State School Fund principal shall be [and-remain-a-permanent-fondy-to 7 be-eaiied-the-State-Schoot-Fandj-the] safely invested and held by the state 8 in perpetuity. The interest of [whieh] the State School Fund onlyty] shall 9 be expended for the support of the public elementary and secondary schools. 10 The Legislature by statute may provide for necessary administrative costs. 11 The State School Fund shall be guaranteed by the state against loss or 12 diversion. 13 (2) There is established a Uniform School Fund which shall consist of o 14 revenue from [three] the following sources: (a) interest from the State 15 School Fund; (b) except as appropriated by the Legislature for the State 16 School Fund, revenues derived from [the-ase-of] renewable resources [from] 17 on school or state lands, other than those granted for specific purposes; 18 and (c) other revenues which the Legislature may appropriate. If the 19 interest generated by the State School Fund exceeds the amount [of 20 interest] required to fund the Uniform School Fund, as appropriated 21 annually by the Legislature, the excess shall pass through to the Ceneral 22 Fund. The Uniform School Fund shall be maintained and used for the support 23 of the state's pubiic elementary and secondary schools and apportioned as 24 the Legislature shall provide. o -4- I S. J. R. No. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 Sec. 7 [Sec.-5], 2 The proceeds [of] from the sale of lands reserved by [an-Act] Acts of 3 Congress[,—approved—February-21st,-1855] for the establishment or benefit 4 of the [University-of-Utah,-and-of-all-the—lands—granted—by—an—Act—of 5 Congress,—approved—July—16th,—1894,] state's universities and colleges 6 shall constitute permanent funds[,] to be used for the purposes for which 7 the funds were established. The funds' principal shall be safely invested 8 and held by the state[;-and-except-as-provided-by-statute-for-the-necessary 9 cost-of-land-administration,-the] in perpetuity. Any income [thereof] from | 10 the funds shall be used exclusively for the support and maintenance of the 11 [different institutions] respective universities and collegesC, O respectively, -in-accordance-with-the-requirements-and—conditions—of—said 13 Acts—of—Congress], The Legislature by statute may provide for necessary 14 administrative costs. The funds shall be guaranteed by the state against 15 loss or diversion. 16 Sec. 8 [Sec.-12]. 17 [Neither] No religious [nor] or partisan sSS [++test or++] SSs 18 qualification shall be required [of—any—person,] as a condition of 19 employment, admission, [as-teacher-or-student,-into-any-public-educational 20 institution-of—the—State] or attendance in the state's education systems. 21 Sec. 9 [Sec.-13]. 22 Neither the [Legislature] state of Utah nor [any-county,-city,-town, 23 school—district—or—other—public—corporation,—shall] its political ^4 subdivisions may make any appropriation [to-aid-in] for the direct support -5- — S. J. R. Mo. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM Sec. 7 [SeeT-5]. The proceeds [of] from the sale of lands reserved by [an-Aet] Acts of Congress^—approved—Pebruary-2ist7-i855] for the establishment or benefit of the [University-of-Btahy-and-of-all-the—lands—granted—by—an—Aet—of Oongressj—approved—inly—I6thy—189*71 state's universities and colleges shall constitute permanent funds[?] to be used for the purposes for which the funds were established. The funds' principal shall be safely invested and held by the state[t_and-exeept-as-provided-by-statute-for-the-necessary cost-of-land-administrationy-the] in perpetuity. Any income [thereof] from the funds shall be used exclusively for the support and maintenance of the [different institutions] respective universities and colleges!? respeetiveiyT-in-aecordanee-with-the-reqairenients-and—conditions—of—said Acts—of—Oongress]. The Legislature by statute may provide for necessary administrative costs. The funds shall be guaranteed by the state against loss or diversion. Sec. 8 [SeeT-i2]. [Neither] No religious [nor] or partisan /test orjqualification shall be required [of—any—person?] as a condition of employment, admission, [as teaeher-or-studentf-into-any-publie-edueational-institution-of—the—State] or attendance in the state's education systems. Sec. 9 [SeeT-i3]. Neither the [Legislature] state of Utah nor [any-eountyj-eity-j-town? sehool—district—or—other—public—corporation?—shall] its political subdivisions may make any appropriation [to-aid-in] for the direct support o -5- o S. J. R. Mo. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 Sec. 7 [Sec--5l. 2 The proceeds [of] from the sale of lands reserved by [an-Aet] Acts of 3 Congress[?—approved—Pebruary-2ist?-1855] for the establishment or benefit 4 of the [Hniversity-of-Utah?-and-of-ail-the—lands—granted—by—an—Act—of 5 eongress?—approved—doty—16th?—1894?] state's universities and colleges 6 shall constitute permanent funds[?] to be used for the purposes for which 7 the funds were established. The funds' principal shall be safely invested 8 and held by the state[t-and-except-as-provided-by~statote-for-the-necessary 9 eost-of-land-administration?-the] in perpetuity. Any income [thereof] from 10 the funds shall be used exclusively for the support and maintenance of the 11 [different institutions] respective universities and colleges!? 12 respeetively?-in-accordance-with-the-requirements-and—conditions—of—said 13 Acts—of—Congress]. The Legislature by statute may provide for necessary 14 administrative costs. The funds shall be guaranteed by the state against 15 loss or diversion. 16 Sec. 8 [SecT-12]. 17 [Neither] No religious [nor] or partisan/test or/qualification shall be 18 required [of—any—person?] as a condition of employment, admission, [as 19 teacher-or-student?-into-any-publTC-educational-institution-of—the—State] 20 or attendance in the state's education systems. 21 Sec. 9 [SecT-13]. 22 Neither the [Legislature] state of Utah nor [any-eounty?-elty?-town? 23 school—district—or—other—public—corporation?—shall] its political 24 subdivisions may make any appropriation [to-aid-in] for the direct support o -5- S. J. R. No. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 of any school[?—seminary?—academy?—eotlege?—university] or [other] o 2 educational institution[?] controlled [in—whole?—or—in—part?] by any 3 [ehurch?-seet-or-denomination-whatever] religious organization. 4 Section 2. It is proposed to amend Article XIII, Sec. 12, Utah 5 Constitution, to read: 6 Sec. 12. 7 (1) [Nothing—in—this-6onstitation-shalt-be-construed-to-prevent-the] 8 The Legislature [from-providing] may provide a stamp tax, or a tax based on 9 income, occupation, licenses, franchises, or other tax [provided—by—law]. 10 The Legislature may provide for deductions, exemptions, or offsets on any 11 tax based upon income, occupation, licenses, franchises, or other tax as 12 provided by [law] statute pursuant to this section. 13 (2) [Notwithstanding—any—provision—of—this—eonstitution?-the] The 14 Legislature, in any [law] statute imposing income taxes, may define the 15 amount on, in respect to, or by which the taxes are imposed or measured, by 16 reference to any provision of the laws of the United States as the same may 17 be or become effective at any time or from time to time and may prescribe 18 exemptions or modifications to any such provision. .• f ^ &st»«- »r\%l**\ \ 22 Section 3. It is proposed to repeal Article VII, Sec. 17, Article X, 23 Sees;cs. 7,19,1107,£9jl0, and 11 and Article XIII, Sec. 7, Utah Constitution. -6- S. J. R. No. 9 01-09-86 4:4b PM 1 of any school[,--seminary,—academy, -college, —university] or [other] 2 educational institution^] controlled [in—whole,- or- in—part,] by any 3 [church,-sect-or-denomination-whatever] religious organization. 4 Section 2. It is proposed to amend Article XIII, Sec. 12, Utah 5 Constitution, to road: 6 Sec. 12. 7 (1) [Nothing—in—this-Constitution-shall-be- construed-to-prevent-the] 8 The Legislature [from-providing] may provide a stamp tax, or a tax based on 9 income, occupation, licenses, franchises, or other tax [provided- by- law]. 10 The Legislature may provide for deductions, exemptions, or offsets on any 11 tax based upon income, occupation, licenses, franchises, or other tax as 12 provided by [law] statute pursuant to this section. 13 (2) [Notwithstanding--any--provision--of—this- Constitution,-the] The 14 Legislature, in any [law] statute imposing income taxes, may define the 15 amount on, in respect to, or by which the taxes are imposed or measured, by 16 reference to any provision of the laws of the United States as the same may 17 be or become effective at any time or from time to time and may prescribe 18 exemptions or modifications to any such provision. 19 hHH [fj 19aa /m44All4t444**44M4U444f+4444t4i4i4/M%l*4/**44lAt4444/4t4/ 19a it444itAUi4/4* 20 l*t4HVAl44/4t444ni4i*4U4*444U4i4U44t44t*44i4*44n44t4t*44 20a A4*lU4lH*44lVtWA7WA 2\ iiit44ll4iH4fi*444l*4AnUl44U4t4i/4l44f4t*li4Z4*mt4U4*V 11 / 21a [J] HHh 22 Section 3. It is proposed to repeal Article VII, Sec. 17, Article X, 23 Sees. 7, hHH 8^ HHh 9, 10, and 11 and Article XIII, Sec. 7, Utah 23a Constitution. _6- o S. J. R. Mo. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 Section 4. Statutes and regulations which are in existence on the 2 effective date of this amendment and which are not inconsistent with this 3 amendment shall continue in force and effect until repealed or changed by 4 statute. 5 Section 5. The lieutenant governor is directed to submit this proposed 6 amendment to the electors of the state of Utah at the next general election 7 in the manner provided by law. 8 Section 6. If approved by the electors of the state the amendment 9 proposed by this joint resolution shall take effect on July 1, 1987. January 13, 1986 o MANAGEMENT AND FISCAL ANALYSIS S.J.R. 9 T tU i0nal am dme t r 8ed bv the liel«l^f,r l K ? 5 P °P° «*• resolution would allow t0 au h lze fees in risca£iscati»ntl Impact «on schooh Jl ^finances. secondary schools which could have 18 r e80 utlon is 2 -'I . w J Passed, It is estimated that the costs K2 * ? „W/thKthe con8titutlon*l amendment elections process can "e handled within the Lieutenant Governor's election budget OFFICE OF THE LEGISLATIVE FISCAL ANALYST o -7- II I II 'II 1 LEGISLATIVE GENERAL COUNSEL 2 Approved for Filing RLR 3 Date 01-09-86 4:45 PM (EDUCATION ARTICLE REVISION) 1986 »• GENERAL SESSION S. J. R. No. 9 By gylfe W. Hillyard Glade M. Sowards A JOINT RESOLUTION OF THE LEGISLATURE PROPOSING TO AMEND THE UTAH CONSTITUTION; RELATING TO THE EDUCATION ARTICLE; PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM AND A HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM; PROVIDING FOR RESTRICTED FUNDS FOR THE EDUCATION SYSTEMS; PROHIBITING PARTISAN OR RELIGIOUS TESTS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE STATE'S EDUCATION SYSTEMS; PROHIBITING STATE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE DIRECT SUPPORT OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS CONTROLLED BY RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS; CLARIFYING LANGUAGE IN THE REVENUE AND TAXATION ARTICLE L8 RELATING TO EDUCATION; REPEALING CERTAIN OBSOLETE PROVISIONS; AND 19 PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. 20 THIS RESOLUTION PROPOSES TO CHANGE THE UTAH CONSTITUTION AS FOLLOWS: 21 RENUMBERS AND AMENDS: 22 ARTICLE X, SECS. 3, 5, 8, 12, AND 13 23 AMENDS: 24 ARTICLE X, SECS. 1, 2, AND 4 25 ARTICLE XIII, SEC. 12 26 REPEALS: 27 ARTICLE VII, SEC. 17 S. J. R. No. 9 • . 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 ARTICLE X, SECS. 7, 9, 10, AND 11 2 ARTICLE XIII, SEC. 7 3 Be it resolved by the Legislature of the state of Utah, two-thirds of all 4 members elected to each of the two houses voting in favor thereof: 5 Section 1. It is proposed to amend Article X, Sees. 1 and 2, renumber 6 Sec. 8 to Sec. 3, amend Sec. 4, renumber Sec. 3 to Sec. 5, renumber Sec. 5 7 to Sec. 7, renumber Sec. 12 to Sec. 8, renumber Sec. 13 to Sec. 9, and to 8 amend, as renumbered, to read: 9 Sec. 1. 10 The Legislature shall provide for the establishment and maintenance of 11 [a—uniform—system—of—public—schools] the state's education systems 12 including: (a) a public education system, which shall be open to all 13 children of the state[?]^ and (b) a higher education system. Both systems 14 shall be free from sectarian control. a.. 15 Sec. 2. 16 The public [schools] education system shall include [kindergarten] all 17 public elementary and secondary schools[t—common—schools?—consisting—of 18 primary—and—grammar—grades?—high—schools?—an—agricuitural-colleget~a 19 university?] and such other schools and programs as the Legislature may 20 [establish] designate. The [common] higher education system shall include 21 all public universities and colleges and such other institutions and 22 programs as the Legislature may designate. Public elementary and secondary 23 schools shall be free, except the Legislature may authorize the imposition 24 of fees in the secondary schools. [The-other—departments—of—the—system 2 5 shall-be-supported-as-provided-by-lawT] -2- S. J. R. No. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 Sec. 3 [SeeT-8]. 2 The general control and supervision of the public [School] education 3 system shall be vested in a State Board of Education [the—members]. The 4 membership of [which] the board shall be established and elected as 5 provided by [law] statute. The State Board of Education shall appoint 6 [the] a State Superintendent of Public Instruction who shall be the • 7 executive officer of the board. 8 Sec. 4. 9 The [location-and-establishment-by-existing-laws-of-the—University—of 10 Htah?—and—the—Agricultural—College—are—hereby-eonf irmed?-and-all-the] 11 general control and supervision of the higher education system shall be 12 vested in a State Board of Regents. The membership of the board shall be 13 provided for by statute. All rights, immunities, franchises^ and 14 endowment s [heretofore—granted—or-eonferred?-are-hereby-perpetuated-unto 15 said—University—and Agricultural College respectively ] originally 16 established or recognized by the constitution for any public university or 17 college are confirmed. 18 Sec. 5 [SeeT-3]. 19 (1) [Except-as-provided-by-statute-for—the—necessary—cost—of—land 20 administration?] There is established a permanent State School Fund which 21 shall consist of revenue from the following sources: (a) proceeds [of] 22 from the sales of all lands [that-have-been-or-may-hereafter-be] granted by 23 the United States to this state[?] for the support of the pubiic elementary 24 and secondary schoolst?] £ (b) 5% of the net proceeds [of] from the sales -3- S. J. R. No. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 of United States public lands lying within [the—states—and—sold—by—the 2 United—States-subsequent-to-the-admission-of] this state [into-the-Hnion?] 3 i_ (c) all revenues derived from [the-ose-of] nonrenewable resources [from] 4 on school or state lands, other than those lands granted for other specific 5 purposest?]^ and (d) other revenues as appropriated by the Legislature[?K 6 The State School Fund principal shall be [and-remain-a-permanent-fund?-to 7 be-ealled-the-State-Sehool-Fund?-the] safely invested and held by the state 8 in perpetuity. The interest of [whieh] the State School Fund only[?] shall 9 be expended for the support of the public elementary and secondary schools. 10 The Legislature by statute may provide for necessary administrative costs. 11 The State School Fund shall be guaranteed by the state against loss or 12 diversion. 13 (2) There is estabiished a Uniform School Fund which shall consist of 14 revenue from [three] the following sources: (a) interest from the State 15 School Fund; (b) except as appropriated by the Legislature for the State 16 School Fund, revenues derived from [the-use-of] renewable resources [from] 17 on school or state lands, other than those granted for specific purposes; 18 and (c) other revenues which the Legislature may appropriate. If the 19 interest generated by the State School Fund exceeds the amount [of 20 interest] required to fund the Uniform School Fund, as appropriated 21 annually by the Legislature, the excess shall pass through to the General 22 Fund. The Uniform School Fund shall be maintained and used for the support 23 of the state's public elementary and secondary schools and apportioned as 24 the Legislature shall provide. -4- S. J. R. No. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 Sec. 7 [9ecT-5]. 2 The proceeds [of] from the sale of lands reserved by [an-Act] Acts of 3 Congress[?—approved—Pebruary-2ist?-18§5] for the establishment or benefit 4 of the [University-of-Htah?~and-of-ail-the—lands—granted—by—an—Aet—of 5 eongress?—approved—duly—16th?—1894?] state's universities and colleges 6 shall constitute permanent funds[?] to be used for the purposes for which 7 the funds were established. The funds' principal shall be safely invested 8 and held by the state[?-and-exeept-as-provided-by-statute-for-the-neeessary 9 cost-of-land-administration?-the] in perpetuity. Any income [thereof] from 10 the funds shall be used exclusively for the support and maintenance of the 11 [different institutions] respective universities and coileges[? 12 respeetively?-in-accordanee-with-the-requirements-and—conditions—of—said 13 Acts—of—eongress]. The Legislature by statute may provide for necessary 14 administrative costs. The funds shall be guaranteed by the state against 15 loss or diversion. 16 Sec. 8 [9ec--12]. 17 [Neither] No religious [nor] or partisan test or qualification shall be 18 required [of—any—person?] as a condition of employment, admission, [as 19 teacher-or-student?-into-any-public-edocational-institution-of—the—State] 20 or attendance in the state's education systems. 21 Sec. 9 [9eeT-i3]. 22 Neither the [Legislature] state of Utah nor [any-county?-eity?-town? 23 school—district—or—other—public—corporation?—shall] its political 24 subdivisions may make any appropriation [to-aid-in] for the direct support -5- S. J. R. No. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 of any school[?—seminary?—academy?—college?—university] or [other] 2 educational institutional controlled [in—whole?—or—in—part?] by any 3 [ehureh?-seet-or-denomination-whatever] religious organization. 4 Section 2. It is proposed to amend Article XIII, Sec. 12, Utah 5 Constitution, to read: 6 Sec. 12. 7 (1) [Nothing—in—this-eonstitution-shail-be-eonstrued-to-prevent-the] 8 The Legislature [from-providing] may provide a stamp tax, or a tax based on 9 income, occupation, licenses, franchises, or other tax [provided—by—law]. 10 The Legislature may provide for deductions, exemptions, or offsets on any 11 tax based upon income, occupation, licenses, franchises, or other tax as 12 provided by [law] statute pursuant to this section. 13 (2) [Notwithstanding—any—provision—of—this—6onstitution?-the] The 14 Legislature, in any [law] statute imposing income taxes, may define the 15 amount on, in respect to, or by which the taxes are imposed or measured, by 16 reference to any provision of the Laws of the United States as the same may 17 be or become effective at any time or from time to time and may prescribe 18 exemptions or modifications to any such provision. 19 [f3->—All-revenue-reeeived-from—taxes—on—income—or—from—taxes—on 20 intangible—property-shall-be-alloeated-to-the-sopport-of-the-public-sehool 21 system-as-defined-in-Article-X?-9ec--2-of-this-eonstitution-] 22 Section 3. It is proposed to repeal Article VII, Sec. 17, Article X, 23 Sees. 7, 9, 10, and 11 and Article XIII, Sec. 7, Utah Constitution. -6- S. J. R. No. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 Section 4. Statutes and regulations which are in existence on the 2 effective date of this amendment and which are not inconsistent with this 3 amendment shall continue in force and effect until repealed or changed by 4 statute. 5 Section 5. The lieutenant governor is directed to submit this proposed 6 amendment to the electors of the state of Utah at the next general election 7 in the manner provided by law. 8 Section 6. If approved by the electors of the state the amendment 9 proposed by this joint resolution shall take effect on July 1, 1987. *v -7- 1 LEGISLATIVE GENERAL COUNSEL 2 Approved for Filing RLR 3 Date 01-09-86 4:45 PM 4 (EDUCATION ARTICLE REVISION) 5 1986 6 GENERAL SESSION 7 S. J. R. No. 9 By Lyle W. Hillyard 8 Glade M. Sowards 9 10 A JOINT RESOLUTION OF THE LEGISLATURE PROPOSING TO AMEND THE UTAH 11 CONSTITUTION; RELATING TO THE EDUCATION ARTICLE; PROVIDING FOR THE 12 ESTABLISHMENT OF A PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM AND A HIGHER EDUCATION 13 SYSTEM; PROVIDING FOR RESTRICTED FUNDS FOR THE EDUCATION SYSTEMS; 14 PROHIBITING PARTISAN OR RELIGIOUS TESTS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE 15 STATE'S EDUCATION SYSTEMS; PROHIBITING STATE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE 16 DIRECT SUPPORT OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS CONTROLLED BY RELIGIOUS 17 ORGANIZATIONS; CLARIFYING LANGUAGE IN THE REVENUE AND TAXATION ARTICLE 18 RELATING TO EDUCATION; REPEALING CERTAIN OBSOLETE PROVISIONS; AND 19 PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. 20 THIS RESOLUTION PROPOSES TO CHANGE THE UTAH CONSTITUTION AS FOLLOWS: 21 RENUMBERS AND AMENDS: 22 ARTICLE X. SECS. 3, 5, hHH [g] HHh , 12, AND 13 23 AMENDS I 24 ARTICLE X, SECS. 1, 2, AND 4 25 ARTICLE XIII, SEC. 12 26 REPEALS: 27 ARTICLE VII, SEC. 17 27a hHH ARTICLE X, SEC. 8 HHh , S. J. R. No. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 ARTICLE X, SECS. 7, 9, 10, AND 11 2 ARTICLE XIII, SEC. 7 3 Be it resolved by the Legislature of the state of Utah, two-thirds of all 4 members elected to each of the two houses voting in favor thereof: 5 Section 1. It is proposed to amend Article X, Sees. 1 and 2, hHH 5a [H*m*t 6 $4i//t/t4/$44//tn HHh amend Sec. 4, renumber Sec. 3 to Sec. 5, t 6a renumber Sec. 5 to Sec. 7, renumber Sec. 12 to Sec. 8, renumber Sec. 13 to Sec. 9, and to amend, as renumbered, to read: Sec. 1. The Legislature shall provide for the establishment and maintenance of [a—uniform—system—of—public—schools] the state's education systems including: (a) a public education system, which shall be open to all children of the state[,]^ and (b) a higher education system. Both systems shall be free from sectarian control. Sec. 2. The public [schools] education system shall include [kindergarten] all public elementary and secondary schoo1s[;—common—schoo1s,—consisting—of primary—and—grammar—grades;—high—schools,—an—agricultural-col lege;-a university;] and such other schools and programs as the Legislature may [establish] designate. The [common] higher education system shall include all public universities and colleges and such other hHH PUBLIC HHh institutions and programs as the Legislature may designate. Public elementary and secondary schools shall be free, except the Legislature may authorize the imposition of fees hHH [f.] in the secondary schools. m HHh 2 [The-other—departments—of—the—system 25 shall-be-supportad-as-provided-by-law.] -2- S. J. R. No. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 hHH [t4Umil%4U4-tV 2 7*4//i4*4+Al//t*AtHl//A*4/i**4mil4*/4f/t*4/mUi/lU*44ll/44AUU4* 3 Uit44li*4lH*4IUit44li*l4l%t4t4IU4t4l4i7UAt4U4A/7W444444UHV7777*4 4 44imti*W4f/lA*ii*l/t*4/U4t4/i*4ll/U///***///lU/4it4*Ui*44/4*4/ 4aa 4141144/ 4a AiW\ HHh 5 At4il444l 11***11 in*/1 l*W I l*ilU4*Vitit4Ul n*4ltt4t4IU4MI4f ll44t4U4*l 5a 4*411/144*41*1 6 lt*iV7417%t4t4l7%4*4tl*t4*44*tl7417794UU/71UU4tU4*f7**41li*4lll*4lt*4 7 4i4l4tM4/4ffl44t/4f/t*4/*44W\ HHh 8 Sec. 4. 9 hHH [7*4/ 9a ll4i4H4*44*444it4*lli*4i4*t4*i44iiiU*44l4*i44f4t*444**i44Hiti444t 10 *U*t444M44t*444HHt4lUHl44Ull4i4444H44*4t4*1444*flH44l44*444ll4t*4l 11 4,4*tt4llt4*tt4ll4Mli4A4tilil4*l4flt*4l*l4,*4/l/444t4U4*lliiit4Alli*4llll*4 12 44it44//i*//4/$t4t4/U4t4/4f/Ui4*ti///7*4/444*4/i*i*/41/t*4/U4/4/i*4ll/*4 13 i>tiiUtil1>t>1-l*ilitAUU.l} HHh All rights, immunities, franchises^ and 14 endowments [heretofore—granted—or-conferred,-are-hereby-perpetuated-unto 15 said—University—and Agricultural College respectively] originally 16 established or recognized by the constitution for any public university or 17 college are confirmed. 18 Sec. 5 [Sec.-3]. 19 (1) [Except-as-provided-by-statute-foi—the—necessary—cost—of—land 20 administration,] There is established a permanent State School Fund which 21 shall consist of revenue from the following sources: (a) proceeds [of] 22 from the sales of all lands [that-have-been-or-may-hereafter-be] granted by 23 the United States to this state[,] for the support of the public elementary 24 and secondary schools[,] j. (b) 5% of the net proceeds [of] from the sales -3- S. J. R. No. 9 01-09-86 4:45 PM 1 of any school[,—seminary,—academy,—college,—university] or [other] 2 educational institution^] controlled [in—whole,—or—in—part,] by any 3 [church,-sect-or-denomination-whatever] religious organization. 4 Section 2. It is proposed to amend Article XIII, Sec. 12, Utah 5 Constitution, to read: 6 Sec. 12. 7 (1) [Nothing—in—this-Constitution-shall-be-construed-to-prevent-the] 8 The Legislature [from-providing] may provide a stamp tax, or a tax based on 9 income, occupation, licenses, franchises, or other tax [provided—by—law]. 10 The Legislature may provide for deductions, exemptions, or offsets on any 11 tax based upon income, occupation, licenses, franchises, or other tax as 12 provided by [law] statute pursuant to this section. 13 (2) [Notwithstanding—any—provision—of—this—Constitution,-the] The 14 Legislature, in any [law] statute imposing income taxes, may define the 15 amount on, in respect to, or by which the taxes are imposed or measured, by 16 reference to any provision of the laws of the United States as the same may 17 be or become effective at any time or from time to time and may prescribe 18 exemptions or modifications to any such provision. 19 hHH [f] 19aa /(i}44All4f444*444/444i4444fH444t4A4444tAtt*444*44l*i444444/44 19a 1t4444t4i4i4-/4* 20 i*t4HlU44-/4t444tti4i*4ll4U44ll4i4t444t44t*44i4444tt44f4t*44 20a 44*llt4lil*44lVVm.*7VtAA 21 Hit44/l4i444fl*444l*4Aniil44ti4Ui/4l44f4t*U4t4*itMU4*V/// 21a [J] HHh 22 Section 3. It is proposed to repeal Article VII, Sec. 17, Article X, 23 Sacs. 7, hHH JL HHh 9, 10, and 11 and Article XIII, Sec. 7, Utah 23a Constitution. -6- /°"^}lb EDUCATIOON ARTICLARTICLE REVISIOREVISION: Ry Senator Ly]a/W. Hillyard |__ First Time. •M 131986 — Referred to Rules Committee JW ] 5 >9p0 Favorable /- xs -r £ 3AH28W6 ' Reported Second Time i Third Time . JAN 2 9 1986 AMENDMENTS FURTHER ACTION SPECIAL ORDER :/-^-/i Committee. Second Reading. VOTE-gnd READING'-At->J - f JAN 28 886 »aWtMM Third Reading. -^ FEB ^o 1986 ^ / JAN 2f M FINAL VOTE Yeas- ^?^- Nays. Absent, Transmitted to House RECEIVED FROM HOUSE FEB 241986 FEB251986 (date) Concurred Senate Amendments (vole) (dale) Concurred Conference Committee. (vota) (date) ENROLLED (date) TRANSMITTED TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE. (data) fEB** RECEIVED FROM THE SENATE- JAN 2 9 1986 FEB 2 5 u g*r 19 READ JAN 2 9 1996 First Time. Referred to Committee on SPUCATtQyf "****** FEB 19 1986 Reported Second Time Third Time FEB 2 4 AMENDMENTS FURTHER ACTION Committee. FFB 1 ? 1MB Second Reading FEB 2 4 1968 UNDER SUSPENSION OF mm UPON |yx»ttPBUTIO BEFU3EP TO RECEDE FFB 2 5 Third Reading*^ 1986 RETURNED TO SENAT£EB-2-U« <*£4>:7Z Concurred Conference Committee. (vote) (data)