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Utah law currently sets a July 1, 2026 expiration date on the state's Lead Acid Battery Disposal Act, meaning those rules governing how car batteries — which contain toxic lead and acid — must be disposed of would automatically end unless lawmakers acted. This bill would remove that expiration date entirely, so the lead acid battery disposal regulations would remain in place permanently rather than being scheduled for automatic repeal. The bill makes no other substantive changes and does not appropriate any money.