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2023 Utah Legislative Session Ends Friday, March 3

On Friday, March 3, the Utah legislature is expected to end the legislative session for 2023. That means there is still time for you, as a self-governing citizen of the state of Utah, to contact your legislators about legislation that matters to you.

Below we have outlined some bills that our team has been tracking that remain under consideration by the legislature. If you are interested in contacting your legislators about any of these pieces of legislation, you can find your House Representative and Senator's contact information here.

* H.B. 464 School Materials Amendments - This bill amends provisions regarding student access to pornographic or indecent materials within the public education system.
* H.B. 467 Abortion Changes - This bill modifies provisions related to abortion.
* H.B. 297 Victim Services Amendments - This bill modifies provisions related to certain victims of sexual crimes including an abortion based upon rape or incest.
* H.B. 253 Federalism Commission Amendments - Allows the Utah Federal commission to refer unconstitutional acts to interim committees.
* H.B. 21 Open and Public Meetings Act Amendments - Freedom of Speech amendment; This bill requires a public body holding an open meeting to allow a reasonable opportunity, for the public to provide verbal comment at the meeting, with certain exceptions; and requires a public body to adopt a resolution, rule, or ordinance allowing public comment in a public meeting.

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Created:	2023-03-01 01:49 GMT
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Published:	2023-02-28 05:00 GMT
Converted:	2025-11-11 12:40 GMT
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