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Public Education Student Athlete Protections GENERAL SESSION STATE OF UTAH Chief Sponsor:

3Calvin LONGR. TITLE General Description:

Musselman 3 LONG TITLE General Description:

{and} ▸ requires an association to report to the RulesEducation ReviewInterim and General Oversight Committee;

H Money Appropriated in this Bill:

B None 2 Other Special Clauses:

9 HB0293 compared with HB0293S01 This bill provides a special effective date.

53G-7-110253G-7-1102, , as last amended by Laws of Utah 2025, Chapter 408 Be it enacted by the Legislature of the state of Utah:

53G-7-1102.53G-7-1102 .

(ii)H.B. Title 52, Chapter 4, Open and Public Meetings Act;

293 Enrolled Copy (ii) Title 52, Chapter 4, Open and Public Meetings Act;

(ii) providing a summer moratorium{:}moratorium on a sport-by-sport basis on the state, region, district, or school level;

(A){(iii)}(iii) {for the 2026 summer, } imposing a sport-specific off-season moratorium of at least {once on a sport-by-sport basis on the state, region, district, or school level} six consecutive weeks, which may include reasonable accommodations to address the needs of rural schools and the regions of rural schools;

and -(iv) 2 - HB0293 compared with HB0293S01 (B){(iv)} {beginning in 2027, at least once during the summer, on the state, region, district, } definitions that, in relation to enforcing a moratorium, may exclude time in weight training or {school level for all sports} conditioning that is not dedicated for a specific team or sport;

(iii){(e)}(e) {imposing a sport-specific off-season moratorium of at least eight total weeks, either consecutively or in two four-week segments} does not establish penalties for an infraction of association policies or rules by a member school;

(2)(2)(a) (a)For {a Ĥ→student {}who {,is whichnot maya includeUnited reasonableStates accommodationscitizen and who is unable to addressprovide thean needsunamended ofbirth ruralcertificate, schoolsas andthat theterm regionsis ofdefined ruralin schools}{}Section ←Ĥ53G-6-1001, }the ;association may collect the student's:

{(iv) imposing a practice limit of no higher than 15 hours per week and three hours per day, with a limited exception outside of the school year that the association defines for an intensive training camp or fundraising event;

and} {(v) definitions that, in relation to enforcing a moratorium or computing time for a participation limit:} {(A) count practice time, team meetings, film study, or any other gathering for a specific team or sport;

and} {(B) {may exclude time in weight training or conditioning classes that are not dedicated for a specific team or sport;} {(e)} {does not establish penalties for an infraction of association policies or rules by a member school;

and} {(f)} {does not equally enforce the penalties described in Subsection (1)(e) on every member school.} {(2)} {(a)} For a student who is not a United States citizen and who is unable to provide an unamended birth certificate, as that term is defined in Section 53G-6-1001, the association may collect the student's:

(b) If a student who is not a United States citizen is unable to provide a document under Subsection (2)(2)(a), (a), the association may collect other reliable proof of a student's date of birth and sex, including:

and - 32 - HB0293Enrolled comparedCopy withH.B. HB0293S01 (B) that the parent or legal guardian is unable to obtain a document described in Subsection (2)(a);

293 (B) that the parent or legal guardian is unable to obtain a document described in Subsection (2)(a);

(3)(3)(a) (a) Subsection (1)(b) does not apply to an association for a student who is a homeless child or youth, as defined in the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, 42 U.S.C.

(6) An association shall annually submit a written report to the Education Interim Committee after July of each year, in relation to the preceding school year, regarding:

(a) the implementation of the policies described in Subsection (1)(d);(2)(d);

and (b) the compliance and monitoring described in Subsections (1)(e)(2)(e) and (1)(f).(2)(f).

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Effective293 date.Enrolled Copy Section 2.

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