Utah § 1b-304 - Reporting.

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§ 1b-304. Reporting.

Effective 5/6/2026
13-1b-304.  Reporting.
(1)On or before October 1, the office shall annually prepare and submit a written report to the Business and Labor Interim Committee that describes the office's work during the prior year.
(2)In a written report described in Subsection (1), the office shall include:
(a)a summary of each periodic review, each sunrise review, each rule review, and each response to a legislator inquiry;
(b)each recommendation the office made to another state executive branch agency regarding a regulated occupation;
(c)a summary of information received during the previous year by the office under Subsection 13-1b-203(4) including:
(i)the total number of submissions the office receives;
(ii)each rule for which an individual filed a submission;
(d)each request for a scope of practice review that the office receives in accordance with Section 13-1b-403; and
(e)each scope of practice review the office completes in accordance with Section 13-1b-403.


Amended by Chapter 353, 2026 General Session

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