House and Senate committees notify governor of adjournment preparations

The 1st Special Session of the Utah House of Representatives convened on May 19, 2021, with the primary agenda focused on concluding legislative business. The session began with the Speaker calling the House to order and acknowledging the diligent efforts of the representatives throughout the day.

The Speaker appointed a committee consisting of Representatives Nielsen, Lyman, and Kohler to notify the governor that the House had completed its business and was prepared to adjourn sine die. Additionally, another committee was formed, including Representatives Kristofferson, Perucci, and Lund, to inform the Senate of the same.

Senator Escamilla reported on behalf of the Senate, confirming that they had also completed their work and expressed gratitude for the collaboration with the House. Following this, Representative Kristofferson confirmed that the committee had successfully notified the Senate of the House's readiness to adjourn.

Representative Nielsen then reported that the committee had informed the governor of the legislature's decision to adjourn. The Speaker expressed appreciation for the representatives' efforts and acknowledged their effective representation during the session.

In a final announcement, Representative Dan Johnson shared plans for upcoming activities for members and their spouses, aimed at fostering community engagement as the next session approaches.

The session concluded with Representative Gibson moving to adjourn sine die. The motion was put to a vote, and with a unanimous "aye," the House officially adjourned, marking the end of the special session.