Utah SB0033 repeals the requirement for sunrise review applications before regulating an occupation.

Utah SB0033, passed on March 7, 2026, repeals the requirement for individuals or government requestors to submit an application for sunrise review to the Office of Professional Licensure before a legislator introduces legislation to make an occupation a regulated occupation. The bill also removes the associated $500 nonrefundable fee, which was deposited into the General Fund. This change eliminates the need for pre-legislative review by the Office of Professional Licensure for proposed regulated occupations. The bill takes effect on May 6, 2026.

Utah SB0033 repeals the requirement for sunrise review applications before regulating an occupation.

Utah SB0033, passed on March 7, 2026, repeals the requirement for individuals or government requestors to submit an application for sunrise review to the Office of Professional Licensure before a legislator introduces legislation to make an occupation a regulated occupation. The bill also removes the associated $500 nonrefundable fee, which was deposited into the General Fund. This change eliminates the need for pre-legislative review by the Office of Professional Licensure for proposed regulated occupations. The bill takes effect on May 6, 2026.