UT SB0192

Legislative Management Committee (LMC) assumes centralized authority over branch-wide internal administrative matters and workplace harassment/discrimination policy governance for the Legislature, replacing separate House and Senate policies

LMC Subcommittee on Oversight is repealed, along with quinquennial reporting requirements for legislative boards and the Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel

Senate President and House Speaker become vice chairs of the State Capitol Preservation Board, with LMC policies prevailing over Board rules when conflicts arise in the legislative area

Legislature's responsibility to print, store, and distribute the Utah Code Annotated is eliminated, while authority for the Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel to correct technical errors in legislation and the Utah Code is reorganized and clarified

Written bill summaries prepared by legislative staff are explicitly declared not to be evidence of legislative intent