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H.B. 482

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Social Health Amendments

Rep. Angela Romero
Rep. Angela RomeroBill Sponsor
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H.B. 482Failed

Social Health Amendments

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What This Bill Does

This bill defines social health.

Key Provisions

This bill:

  • defines social health.

Plain-Language Summary

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Added to Utah's standard legal definitions, "social health" is defined as a person's ability to build and maintain supportive relationships across communities like family, school, and work; listen with curiosity; understand others' perspectives; regulate emotions during conflict; find common ground; and feel valued and heard by others — including people outside their immediate circle. By placing this definition in the section of Utah Code that applies statewide unless a specific law says otherwise, the term becomes available for use across any future legislation, policy, or program that references social health.