Utah § 36-28-103 Duties.

Utah Statutes

§ 36-28-103 — Duties.

Utah § 36-28-103

Title 36Legislature

Ch. 36-28Veterans and Military Affairs Commission

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Utah Code Ann. § 36-28-103 (2026).

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The commission shall:

(1)comply with the rules of legislative interim committees;

(2)study and make recommendations to the Legislature on the following issues as they impact active duty servicemembers, veterans, and their dependents:

(2)(a) reintegration from military to civilian status;

(2)(b) employment;

(2)(c) finances;

(2)(d) education;

(2)(e) health and mental health, including suicide prevention;

(2)(f) military affairs, including the impact of military bases; and

(2)(g) coordination of state and local government resources to assist active duty servicemembers, veterans, and their dependents; and

(3)consider the unique role of the Utah National Guard and its servicemembers in regard to the issues in Subsection (2).

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The commission shall:
(1) comply with the rules of legislative interim committees;
(2) study and make recommendations to the Legislature on the following issues as they impact active duty servicemembers, veterans, and their dependents:

(2)(a) reintegration from military to civilian status;
(2)(b) employment;
(2)(c) finances;
(2)(d) education;
(2)(e) health and mental health, including suicide prevention;
(2)(f) military affairs, including the impact of military bases; and
(2)(g) coordination of state and local government resources to assist active duty servicemembers, veterans, and their dependents; and
(3) consider the unique role of the Utah National Guard and its servicemembers in regard to the issues in Subsection (2).