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Utah's legislative calendar would shift under this bill, but only if voters first approve a related change to the state constitution. Currently, the Legislature meets in a single annual general session; this bill would instead schedule an annual budget session beginning the fourth Monday in February, a first general session beginning the first Monday in May, and a second general session beginning the second Monday in September. These new dates would only take effect starting January 1, 2028, and only if a proposed constitutional amendment on legislative sessions (H.J.R. 22) is passed by the Legislature and approved by a majority of Utah voters at the next general election.