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The Women’s State Legislative Council of Utah was organized in 1920 after the ratification of the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution, which gave every woman the right to vote. Its purpose then, as now, is to investigate and study state issues with a goal of bringing about bipartisan legislation beneficial to the State of Utah. Read more.
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2024 WSLC Resolutions
WSLC submitted resolutions in Opposition to the following:
HB111 Employment Training Requirement Limitations
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Status: Passed in the House 2/1. As of 2/9, a motion to recommend failed in the Senate Business and Labor Committee.
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WSLC Resolution (pdf).
HB261 Equal Opportunity Initiatives
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Status: HB0261S04 has been signed by Governor Cox.
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WSLC Resolution (pdf).
HB285 Public Sector Labor Organizations Amendments
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Status: As of 2/5, 3rd reading, circled on House Calendar.
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WSLC Resolution (pdf).
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WSLC submitted resolutions in Support for the following:
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Status: Passed out of the House 2/16 and sent to Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Standing Committee 2/20.
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WSLC Resolution (pdf).
HB272 Child Custody Proceedings Amendments
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Status: Passed out of the House 2/16 and sent to Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Standing Committee 2/20.
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WSLC Resolution (pdf).
HB432 Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Amendments
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Status: Passed out of the House 2/16 and sent to Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Standing Committee 2/20.
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WSLC Resolution (pdf).
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