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Health and Human Services Interim Committee











NOTICE OF MEETING



TO:        Health and Human Services Interim Committee

FROM:         Mark D. Andrews, Research Analyst

DATE:        June 4, 1998

SUBJECT:        June 17 Meeting

Sen. Nathan C. Tanner and Rep. Nora B. Stephens have scheduled the next meeting of the Health and Human Services Interim Committee as follows:

     DATE:     Wednesday, June 17, 1998
    TIME:     2:00 p.m.
    PLACE:     Room 405 State Capitol
An agenda is included. If you are unable to attend, please call me at 538-1032.


COMMITTEE MEMBERS


Sen. Nathan C. Tanner , Senate Chair

Rep. Nora B. Stephens , House Chair


Sen. Robert F. Montgomery
        Sen. Millie M. Peterson
Sen. Pete Suazo
Sen. Craig L. Taylor

Rep. Loretta Baca
Rep. Mary Carlson
Rep. Gene Davis
Rep. Margaret Dayton

Rep. J. W. "Bill" Hickman
Rep. Bryan D. Holladay
Rep. Robert H.M. Killpack
Rep. Carl R. Saunders
Rep. Raymond W. Short

AGENDA

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES INTERIM COMMITTEE

Wednesday, June 17, 1998 - 2:00 p.m. - Room 405 State Capitol



2:00        1.    Call to Order and Approval of May 20, 1998 Minutes


2:05        2.    Tax Credit for Stay-at-Home Parents
            During the 1998 General Session the Senate considered and passed S.B. 210, Income Tax Credit for Stay-at-home Parents or Guardian. The bill did not receive a hearing in the House. The sponsor, Senator Muhlstein, will present the bill to the committee for its consideration.


2:40        3.    Portability of Funding
            During the 1998 General Session the Legislature passed H.B. 372, Portability of Funding for Health and Human Services. H.B. 372 requires the Division of Services for People With Disabilities and the Division of Health Care Financing to conduct a study to identify alternatives for increasing the portability of state and federal funding for services to persons with disabilities. The committee will receive a preliminary report from the divisions. A final report will be presented to the committee in October.


3:10        4.    Genetic Testing Privacy Act
            The committee will continue it's study of 1998 H.B. 271, Genetic Testing Privacy Act, focusing on health insurance, informed consent, and other issues.


4:10        5.    Other Business
             *     Report on the advisability of Utah Valley State College leasing Developmental Center land


4:30        6.    Adjourn

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