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Business, Labor, and Economic Development Interim Committee











NOTICE OF MEETING





TO:        Business, Labor, and Economic Development Interim Committee

FROM:    Mary Catherine Perry, Research Analyst

DATE:    October 9, 1997

SUBJECT:    October 22 Meeting

Sen. L. Steven Poulton and Rep. Peter C. Knudson have scheduled a meeting of the Business, Labor, and Economic Development Interim Committee as follows:

             DATE:      Wednesday, October 22, 1997
             TIME:         9:00 a.m.
             PLACE:      Room 403 State Capitol

An agenda is included. If you are unable to attend, please call me or Beverlee LeCheminant at 538- 1032.


COMMITTEE MEMBERS


Sen. L. Steven Poulton, Senate Chair

Rep. Peter C. Knudson, House Chair


Sen. David L. Buhler
Sen. Eddie "Ed" P. Mayne
Sen. Michael G. Waddoups
Sen. Blaze D. Wharton
Rep. Gerry A. Adair
Rep. Eli H. Anderson

Rep. Patrice M. Arent
    Rep. Steve Barth
    Rep. Afton B. Bradshaw
    Rep. Katherine M. Bryson
    Rep. Don E. Bush
Rep. Wayne A. Harper

Rep. Bradley T. Johnson
    Rep. Brad King
    Rep. Loraine T. Pace
    Rep. Glenn L. Way
    Rep. David L. Zolman, Sr.
    
    
    

AGENDA
BUSINESS, LABOR AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INTERIM COMMITTEE
Wednesday, October 22, 1997 _ Room 403 State Capitol

9:00 a.m.     1. Call to Order        
         (3 Senators and 7 Representatives constitute a quorum)                 
             *     Approval of minutes of August 20, 1997
            
9:10 a.m.     2. Committee Business

9:20 a.m.     3. Report
        The State Advisory Council on Science and Technology has been considering ways in which the Council may improve the efficiency and effectiveness of working with both the legislative and executive branches of government and will report to the committee on its progress to date.
             *     Val A. Finlayson, Chair of the Reorganizing Committee for the State Advisory Council on Science and Technology
            *     Public Comment
            *     Committee Discussion
            
9:30 a.m.     4. Whistleblower Protections
         Proposed legislation creates a task force to study Utah's whistleblower protections.
             *     Representative Afton Bradshaw
            *     Public Comment
            *     Committee Action
            
9:40 a.m.     5. Demand Drafts
        Proposed legislation allows bank account holders to stop payment on certain charges to their accounts.    
             *     Sentor Lyle Hillyard
            *     Public Comment
            *     Committee Action
            
9:50 a.m.     6. Master Deeds of Trust
        Proposed legislation allows banks in Utah to create master deeds of trust for filing with county recorders' offices.     

             *     Senator Lyle Hillyard
            *     Public Comment
            *     Committee Action        
    
10:00 a.m.     7. Insurance Law Changes
         Proposed legislation contains amendments to insurance laws proposed by the Department of Insurance.     
             *     Senator L. Steven Poulton
            *     Public Comment
            *     Committee Action
10:10 a.m.     8. Substance Abuse Prevention, Enforcement, and Treatment Funding
         Proposed legislation creates a funding mechanism for substance abuse prevention, enforcement, and treatment.
             *     Representative Nora Stephens
            *     Public Comment
            *     Committee Action
            
10:25 a.m.     9. Limitations on Actions Related to Improvements to Real Property
         The committee will discuss issues related to limitations on actions related to improvements to real property.
             *     Staff Briefing
            *     Representative Gerry Adair
            *     Mr. Martin More, Weber County Surveyor
            *     Public Comment
            *     Committee Discussion

10:45 a.m.     10. 2002 Olympic Winter Games
        The committee will discuss the timing of the $99 million purchase price for the Utah Winter Sports Park and the budgetary impact on state agencies that will provide services during the 2002 Olympic Winter Games.
             *     Staff Briefing
            *     Introduction of Mr. John Fowler, State Olympic Coordinator

             A. Payment of $99 million for Winter Sports Park
                 *     Senator Alarik Myrin and Representative Jordan Tanner, Chairs of the Sports Advisory Committee
                *     Mr. John Fowler, State Olympic Coordinator
                *             Representative from the Salt Lake Organizing Committee for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games
            
             B. Compensation for State Services
                 *     Senator Alarik Myrin and Representative Jordan Tanner, Chairs of the Sports Advisory Committee
                *     Mr. Scott D. Williams, Deputy Director, Utah Department of Health
                *     Mr. John Fowler, State Olympic Coordinator
                *     Representative from the Salt Lake Organizing Committee for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games
        
             *     Public Comment
            *     Committee Discussion            
        
            



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