Utah § 36-17-2 - Committee duties.

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§ 36-17-2. Committee duties.

36-17-2.  Committee duties.
     The committee shall:
(1) review existing legislative and budget procedures and study the legislative and budget procedures used in other states;
(2) review and consider alternatives to the Utah Legislature's current process for preparing a budget;
(3) review and consider alternatives to the Utah Legislature's current process for requesting, preparing, prefiling, and prioritizing legislation;
(4) review and consider alternatives to the Utah Legislature's current process for interims;
(5) review and consider alternatives to the current role of standing committees in the legislative process;
(6) review and consider alternatives to the Utah Legislature's rules governing floor actions;
(7) review and consider alternative measures to meet the constitutional requirements for Utah's legislative process;
(8) review and consider any other matters involving the legislative process; and
(9) make recommendations, if any, to the Legislative Management Committee for any changes to the legislative process.


Enacted by Chapter 164, 1991 General Session

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