The change came about after local governments balked at the fiscal note on HB70, which estimated the cost of enforcing it at between $5.3 million and $11.3 million. The Orem Republican said by giving police the choice of running legal status checks on those pulled over for Class B or C misdemeanors, it will “significantly lower” the fiscal note. He also plans to introduce legislation that would add revenue streams to the bill by attaching a fee to wire money transfers between Utah and foreign countries as well as raising the fee on getting a driving privilege card.
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