UT SB0100

State agencies must publish federal guidance letters on their public website and the Utah Public Notice Website within 15 days of receipt, and submit electronic reports to the Federalism Commission detailing the letter's purpose, fiscal/administrative impacts, and recommendations on potential federalism violations

Education entities (State Board of Education, Utah Board of Higher Education, State Charter School Board, local school boards, and charter school governing boards) are now included under the federal guidance letter reporting requirements, effective May 6, 2026

The Federalism Commission must report annually to the Legislative Management Committee on federal guidance letters received by state agencies, in addition to existing reporting on the center's and institute's federalism-related progress

The attorney general must register and protect trademarks for the "National Federalism Commission" and "National Federalism Initiative," which the commission may license to Utah Valley University, the center, the institute, or related organizations

State agencies may voluntarily publish federal guidance letters received before the requirements took effect (July 1, 2025 for most agencies; May 6, 2026 for education entities)